JUPITER Digital Printing Line
Second Hymmen JUPITER Digital Printing Line sold to the USA
CFL Flooring has acquired a Hymmen JUPITER digital printing line for its US facility and has signed a new digital printing technologies license agreement with i4F.
CFL’s next-generation rigid core produces will be produced using Hymmen’s JUPITER JPT-C print-to-board line.
For further information please don´t hesitate to contact
Dr. Anke Pankoke
Head of Marketing / PR
Hymmen GmbH Maschinen- und Anlagenbau
Theodor-Hymmen-Straße 3
33613 Bielefeld
Phone: +49 521 5806 184
Fax: +49 521 5806 3184
mailto: A.Pankoke@hymmen.com
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