Endura
The long-run workhorse. Decades on press and still the default.
Endura is the line most Westland customers meet first, and the one many never leave. It was built for the unglamorous requirement that defines a web pressroom: hold diameter, hold hardness and keep transferring ink evenly for months, not weeks. The compound resists ageing rather than merely surviving it, which is why reconditioned Endura rollers keep coming back for a second and third life.
- Compound colour
- Green
- Ink system
- Web & conventional
- Roller positions
- Form, distributor, ductor
- Shore A hardness
- On specification
- Max working diameter
- On specification
Why it is specified
- High ageing resistance, resulting in longer life
- Facilitates rapid attainment of ink–water balance
- Reduces ink feedback and provides stable dampening with less paper wastage at the beginning of a print run
- Excellent dimensional stability at high speed, an advantage on wider and faster web and sheetfed machines
- Very cost effective across the roller's full service life
- Tried, tested and running successfully for decades
Best for
- Web offset newspaper and commercial work
- Conventional sheetfed ink trains
- Long runs where make-ready waste is the cost driver
Other lines.
Every line is formulated around an ink system. If yours is changing, the compound should change with it.
Premier
Endura's discipline, tuned for commercial sheetfed quality work.
Ultima Combi
One compound that will carry both ink and dampening solution.
Ultima Conventional
The dampening side of Ultima, for conventional systems.
Specify Endura for your press.
Send us the machine, the roller position and the ink system and we will confirm the compound, the hardness and the finish.