High Performance Conventional Systems
NXG Conventional
NXG chemistry for conventional ink and dampening trains.
The line
The same current-generation NXG chemistry, specified for conventional trains. It is the line to ask about when covers are hardening, glazing or shrinking well before their expected life and the cause has been traced to chemistry rather than to setting or wash-up practice.
- Compound colour
- Periwinkle
- Generation
- NXG programme
- Ink system
- Conventional
- Shore A hardness
- On specification
Why it is specified
- NXG chemical resistance on conventional systems
- Slow hardness drift over the roller's service life
- Dimensional stability against swelling and shrinkage
- Clean ink splitting maintained deep into the run
- Direct replacement on existing cores
Best for
- Conventional ink and dampening trains
- Sites with premature hardening or glazing
- Upgrades from older compound generations
Also in the range
Other lines.
Every line is formulated around an ink system. If yours is changing, the compound should change with it.
Conventional Ink Systems
Endura
The long-run workhorse. Decades on press and still the default.
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IPA & IPS Systems
Premier
Endura's discipline, tuned for commercial sheetfed quality work.
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UV & Conventional Systems
Ultima Combi
One compound that will carry both ink and dampening solution.
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Talk to our engineers
Specify NXG Conventional 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.