Multicolor printing in industry. What affects color matching and repeatability?
Multicolor printing in industrial production is not just about achieving an attractive visual effect. It's primarily...
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Printing on caps, overlays, and closures. Which technology should you choose?
Caps, crowns, stoppers, and overlays are small details, but their printing can be challenging. Surface area is often limited...
UV screen printing on glass – how does this technique work and why does it produce such a lasting effect?
UV screen printing on glass is a modern technology for decorating glass surfaces in which the paint is immediately hardened by light...
NON-CMR inks in industrial printing – safety, compliance with standards and the future of printing
NON-CMR inks in printing - a safer solution for people and the environment. Growing legal requirements, greater awareness...
SEMINAR WITH GUESTS FROM VIETNAM AND POZNAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN KELLER
On September 16, 2025, for the second time, we had the pleasure of hosting representatives of RMIT University Vietnam and Pol...
Tarpaulin printing – durable advertising prints on outdoor materials
Tarpaulin printing is a technology for applying durable graphics to PVC and polyethylene fabrics, used to produce banners...
KELLER WITH A NEW OFFICE IN ITALY!
We are proud to announce that Keller has opened its first office in Italy, in Pesaro – a picturesque city that is now becoming...
SEMINAR WITH GUESTS FROM VIETNAM AND POZNAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN KELLER
On June 10, we had the great pleasure of hosting representatives of RMIT University Vietnam, University of Technology...
VISIT OF STUDENTS FROM POZNAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY TO KELLER
On Thursday, April 24, 2025, we had the pleasure of hosting students from the Poznań University of Technology from the Institute of Construc...
KELLER'S VISIT TO VITRO WITH STUDENTS OF THE JOACHIM LELEWEL PRINTING TECHNICAL SCHOOL IN POZNAŃ
On Friday, March 21, 2025, our representative from the R&D department had the pleasure of visiting VITRO together with 3rd grade students...