Mgi Digital Technology

Mgi France

Inkjet Engine Technology

M.g.i. Usa, Inc.

Idyllic Technology

Ink Jet Technology

Abergel, Edmond

Edmond Abergel

Louis Gautier Le Boulch

Raphael Renaud

Romain Poncet

Louis Gautier-Le-Boulch

Leo Paviotti

Etienne Perret

Hadrien Berny

Thierry Brionne

Clement Beges

Pierre Allais

Louis Gautier La Boulch

Louis Gautier-Le Boulch

Raphaël Renaud

Damien Busson

The present invention relates to a radio frequency identification (personalized) device (RFID) without chip, in particular to a RFID tag (personalized) without chip, also referred to as chipless RFID tag.

Chipless radio frequency identification devices ('RFID')

This invention relates to a method for detecting chipless radio frequency identification devices (RFID), in particular chip detection, also referred to as chipless RFID tags. This invention also relates to the devices and tags which may be used in the claimed method.

Method for detecting chipless radio frequency identification devices (RFID)

The object of the present invention is to provide a novel device and method for accurately transporting printable substrates suitable for substrates of various types, sizes and thicknesses. In addition, the invention is suitable for printing machines without contact with the substrate, such as inkjet printing machines.

Device and method for transporting substrates in a printing machine

The present invention relates to a method for producing radio frequency identification devices (RFID) without personalized chip, in particular the production of RFID tags without personalized chip, also referred to as chipless RFID tags. The present invention also relates to devices and labels produced by the claimed method as well as to systems for producing said devices/labels.

Method for manufacturing personalized chipless radiofrequency identification ('RFID') devices

The present invention relates to a printing method comprising a step of printing a pattern on a substrate, preferably by ink jet printing, followed by a gold plating step by means of contact between the pre-printed pattern to be gold plated and a gold plating deposition device, such as a preferably conductive metal sheet, e.g. a multilayer film comprising a preferably conductive metal sheet.

Method for depositing functional traces

The present invention relates to a device for transforming by digital processing a substrate and preferably a pre-processed substrate. The present invention also relates to a method for transforming by digital processing a substrate, preferably a pre-processed substrate.

Device and method for optimising transformation by digital processing of a substrate

The invention relates to a varnish with low levels of migration for covering the surface of an inkjet-printed and inkjet-deposited substrate, the composition of the varnish comprising at least: a hardenable monofunctional acrylate monomer; a hardenable difunctional diacrylate monomer; a hardenable acrylate monomer and/or oligomer with a sole acrylate functionality, said functionality being between 3 and 6; and a photoinitiator.

Varnish composition with low levels of migration for inkjet-printed substrate

The object of the present invention is to propose a novel device and a novel method to allow the transportation of printable substrates precisely, suited to substrates of various types, sizes and thicknesses. Furthermore, the invention is suited to printing machines that involve no contact with the substrate, such as inkjet printing machines.

The invention relates to a method for the gilding of a substrate with the application of pressure between the zones of the substrate to be gilded and a gilding sheet comprising a gilding film and a transfer layer, characterized by the consecutive treatment of the gilded substrate, allowing the adhesion performance of the gilding sheet in relation to the substrate to be optimized while improving the visual quality of the gilding deposit on the substrate.

Method and system for gilding a substrate

The invention concerns a method and/or a system for personalizing substrates and/or preparing substrates before gold-plating. In particular, the invention consists of a printing method comprising a step in which the substrate is subjected to inkjet printing followed by a gold-plating step in which the regions of the substrate to be gold-plated are brought into contact with the gold-plating leaf, characterized by an additional step performed prior to the gold-plating step and which consists in the preparation of the substrate.

Method and system for preparing substrates before gold-plated

The invention relates to a novel device and a novel method for transporting printable substrates in a precise manner, suitable for various types, sizes and thicknesses of substrate. The invention is also suitable for printing machines that do not come into contact with the substrate, such as ink-jet printing machines.

The present invention relates to a varnish which is for covering the surface of a substrate and deposited by inkjet, to a process for preparing said varnish and to the use thereof as a laminable and/or overprintable ink or varnish.

Varnish composition transferable by inkjet suitable for sublimable or thermal-transfer ink

The present invention relates to a substance(s) deposition control device for an offset printing system comprising at least one offset plate intended to receive at least one substance so as to transfer the substance or substances onto a substrate, at least one means for the controlled deposition of at least one substance, the deposition means comprising at least one head unit spraying at least one wetting solution and at least one head unit spraying at least one colored substance, at least one means for cleaning the offset plate. The covering of the offset plate comprises a mesh structure defined by a plurality of hydrophilic and lipophilic individual surfaces capable of receiving a controlled deposition of substance(s), each of these hydrophilic and lipophilic individual surfaces being separated from its direct neighbors by at least one hydrophobic and lipophobic peripheral surface. The invention also relates to a printing system incorporating the device and to a printing process implementing the device.

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