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B Product Categories 1 2021_DRUPA_B_EN.qxp_2021_DRUPA_B_EN 23.07.20 09:24 Seite 1 GB Product Categories Page 1 of 8 B 2.0 The exhibition programme includes: 1. prepress/print 2. premedia/multichannel 3. postpress/converting/packaging 4. future technologies 5. materials 6. equipment/services/infrastructure 1 prepress / print 1.5.25 Computer to film systems / Imagesetters 1.5.30 Bending machines for printing plates and plate 1.1 Publishing software punching equipment 1.1.10 Image processing software 1.5.35 Processing systems (film & printing plate) 1.1.15 Database publishing 1.5.40 Printing plate baking systems 1.1.20 Graphics software 1.5.45 Copying equipment for offset plate production 1.1.25 Layout software 1.5.50 Printing forme production for flexographic printing 1.1.30 OCR software 1.5.55 Copying equipment for flexo plate printing 1.1.35 Personalization software 1.5.60 Washing-out units for flexographic printing 1.1.40 Editing systems 1.5.65 Computer to plate systems for flexo plates 1.1.45 Fonts 1.5.70 Mask cutting systems 1.1.50 Font management software 1.5.75 Printing forme production for screen printing 1.1.55 Software for catalogue production 1.5.80 Copying devices for screen printing forme production 1.1.60 Software for magazine production 1.5.85 Computer to screen systems 1.1.65 Software for technical documentations 1.5.90 Screen washing units and stripping units 1.1.70 XML, SGML based software 1.5.95 Screen coating units 1.5.100 Screen tensioning units 1.2 Workflow and data handling software 1.5.105 Braille printing technology 1.2.10 Database systems 1.5.110 Printing forme production for gravure printing 1.2.15 Image databases 1.5.115 Etching devices for gravure printing 1.2.20 Content management systems 1.5.120 Computer-to-gravure cylinders 1.2.25 Data checking software 1.5.125 Electroplating for gravure cylinders 1.2.30 Workflow systems 1.5.130 Cylinder engraving machines for gravure printing 1.2.35 Archiving software 1.5.135 Cylinder grinding machines 1.2.40 Image optimization software 1.5.140 Mounting and registering systems 1.2.45 Sheet assembly software 1.2.50 CIP4 applications 1.6 Sheet-fed offset printing machines 1.2.55 Color management software 1.6.10 Sheet-fed offset printing machines – direct imaging 1.2.60 Remote data transmission 1.6.15 Sheet-fed offset printing machines – inline foiling 1.2.65 JDF applications 1.6.20 Sheet-fed offset printing machines – short inking unit 1.2.70 PDF software 1.6.25 Sheet-fed offset printing machines with perfecting 1.2.75 Proofing software capability 1.2.80 Screening technologies 1.6.30 Sheet-fed offset printing machines without perfecting 1.2.85 RIP systems capability 1.2.90 Ink key presetting systems 1.6.35 Sheet-fed offset printing machines UV 1.2.95 Web-to-print solutions 1.6.40 Sheet-fed offset printing machines – waterless 1.6.45 Continuous pile printing machines 1.3 Software 1.3.10 Job costing and project management software 1.7 Web-fed offset printing machines 1.3.15 Production planning and control software 1.7.10 Commercial web offset machines for continuous printing 1.3.20 ERP systems 1.7.15 Continuous stationery printing machines 1.3.25 Management information systems 1.7.20 Web-fed printing machines – heatset 1.3.30 Production and machine data processing 1.7.25 Web-fed printing machines – coldset 1.3.35 Software for Customer Relationship Management 1.7.30 Web-fed printing machines – flexible substrates 1.3.40 Analytical CRM / data mining 1.8 Flexographic printing machines 1.3.45 Database marketing 1.8.10 Sheet-fed flexographic printing machines 1.3.50 Sales Force Automation 1.8.15 Wide-web flexographic printing machines 1.3.55 Software for call centres 1.8.20 Narrow-web flexographic printing machines 1.3.60 Software for service management 1.3.65 Helpdesk software 1.9 Letterpress machines 1.3.70 Software for customer services 1.9.10 Letterpress printing machines – web-fed 1.3.75 Services planning software 1.9.15 Letterpress printing machines – sheet-fed 1.3.80 Software for remote maintanance 1.9.20 Letterpress platens 1.3.85 Postage optimization software 1.10 Gravure printing machines 1.3.90 Quality management software 1.10.10 Web-fed gravure printing machines 1.4 Software for packaging prepress 1.10.15 Sheet-fed gravure printing machines 1.4.10 Software for production preparation 1.11 Hybrid printing machines (combination of methods) 1.4.15 Software for packaging design 1.11.10 Sheet-fed hybrid printing machines 1.5 Equipment & systems for printing forme production 1.11.15 Web-fed hybrid printing machines 1.5.10 Printing forme producers 1.12 Digital printing machines and digital printing systems 1.5.15 Printing forme production for offset printing 1.12.10 Inkjet 1.5.20 Computer to plate systems for offset printing 1.12.15 Web-fed inkjet printing systems 2021_DRUPA_B_EN.qxp_2021_DRUPA_B_EN 23.07.20 09:24 Seite 2 GB Product Categories B Page 2 of 8 1.12.20 Sheet-fed inkjet printing systems 2.1.20 Authoring software 1.12.25 Inkjet imprinting systems 2.1.25 Multimedia management software 1.12.30 Inkjet photo printers 2.1.30 Software for the development of internet applications 1.12.35 Inkjet plotters 2.1.35 Website creation software 1.12.40 Inkjet textile printing 2.1.40 Sound editing software (audio, music, …) 1.12.45 Inkjet Large format printing 2.1.45 Video editing software 1.12.50 Inkjet – coating 2.1.50 Visual programming software (Flash, etc.) 1.12.55 Inkjet – Direct to Shape 2.1.55 Campaign management software 1.12.60 Inkjet varnish 2.1.60 Software for direct and dialogue marketing 1.12.65 Inkjet foiling 2.1.65 Software for sales and marketing planning 1.12.70 Thermo transfer printers 2.1.70 Software for geo marketing 1.12.75 Other digital printing methods 2.2 Services and equipment 1.12.80 Xerography/electrophotography 2.2.10 Address providers / address directory publishers 1.12.85 Xerography sheet-fed production systems 2.2.15 Addresses for permission-based marketing (email, SMS) 1.12.90 Xerography web-fed production systems 2.2.20 Address enhancement (lifestyle data, microgeographic 1.12.95 Xerography multi-function printing systems data, etc.) 1.12.100 Digital finishing 2.2.25 Address services (data acquisition, maintenance, 1.13 Screen printing machines scrubbing, up-dating) 1.13.10 Screen printing machines – web-fed 2.2.30 Addressing and personalization systems 1.13.15 Screen printing machines – sheet-fed, fully automatic 2.2.35 Data mining (identification of patterns in data bases) 1.13.20 Screen printing machines – sheet-fed, semi-automatic, 2.2.40 Data warehousing flat substrates 2.2.45 Use of seed addresses 1.13.25 Screen printing machines – sheet-fed, semi-automatic, 2.2.50 Response management non-flat substrates 2.2.55 Direct and dialogue marketing agencies 1.13.30 Screen printing machines – sheet-fed, 3/4 automatic 2.2.60 Customer retention systems 1.13.35 Screen printing machines – sheet-fed, manually operated 2.2.65 Customer bonus systems 1.13.40 Screen printing transfer presses 2.2.70 Market enquiry / analyses 2.2.75 Analysis of advertising effects 1.14 Pad / Tampon printing machines 2.2.80 Image archives and image data bases 1.15 Printing machines and systems for special printing 2.2.85 Data processing services applications 2.2.90 e-commerce for the printing industry 1.15.10 Proofing machines (all printing methods) 2.3 Online Service 1.15.15 Ticket printing machines 2.3.10 Digital Asset Management 1.15.20 Envelope manufacturing and printing machines 2.3.15 Media Asset Management 1.15.25 Printing machines for tin printing 2.3.20 Product Information Management 1.15.30 Printing machines for label printing 2.3.25 Enterprise Marketing Management 1.15.35 Printing machines for printed electronics 2.3.30 Marketing Resource Management 1.15.40 Printing machines for printing on non-flat substrates 2.3.35 Brand Management (Corporate Design Publishing) 1.15.45 Printing machines for tissue printing 2.3.40 Collaboration Solutions / Groupware 1.15.50 Printing machines for security printing 2.3.45 Remote Publishing 1.15.55 Printing technology for Braille 2.3.50 Translation Management 1.15.60 Folding box printing and stamping machines automatic 2.3.55 Monitoring and Analytics (combined) 2.3.60 Behavioral Targeting 1.15.65 Foil printing machines 2.3.65 Big Data 1.15.70 Postage stamp printing presses 2.3.70 SEO 1.15.75 Wallpaper making machines 2.3.75 Hosting 1.15.80 Laboratory printing machines 2.3.80 Software as a Service 1.15.85 Coating machines 2.3.85 Cloud 1.15.90 Machines for label printing 2.3.90 Data security 1.15.95 Numbering machines 2.3.95 Remote Services 1.15.100 Corrugated board printing and converting systems 1.15.105 Doming 2.4 E-Business Print 2.4.10 Onlineshop 1.16 Encoding and Identification systems 2.4.15 Onlineprintshop 1.16.10 Card manufacturing systems 2.4.20 Calculators 1.16.15 Numbering systems for cards 2.4.25 Web-to-Print 1.16.20 Smart card systems 2.4.30 Editors 1.16.25 Tamper proof 2.4.35 E-Commerce 1.16.30 Traceability 2.4.40 M-Commerce 2.4.45 Payment Management 2 premedia / multichannel 2.4.50 Online Marketing 2.4.55 Search Engine Marketing (SEM) 2.4.60 Search Engine Advertising (SEA) 2.1 Software for multimedia 2.4.65 Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 2.1.10 3-D software 2.4.70 E-Mail Marketing 2.1.15 Animation software 2.4.75 Affiliate-Shopping / Affiliate Marketing 2021_DRUPA_B_EN.qxp_2021_DRUPA_B_EN 23.07.20 09:24 Seite 3 GB Product Categories B Page 3 of 8 2.4.80 E-Procurement 3.1.225 Joint burning-in machines 2.4.85 Management Information Systems 3.1.230 Nipping presses 2.4.90 (Print)Workflow Management 3.1.235 Perfect binding machines
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