The CCDot5 has double the resolution of previous models and has been designed to act as a quality control device for stochastic screening FM, as well as adding the ability to measure ink density.
Centurfax international sales manager Martyn Elmy said: "We believe it gives the highest resolution in the industry. We improved the way that the CCD camera works. Its a one-stop-shop for quality control."
The CCDot5, which replaces the CCDot4 launched at Drupa, can be used to measure halftone dots on film, offset plates, proofs and final prints.
The companys Ipex presence will have a World Cup flavour with its KickIt electronic goalkeeper machine on stand 737, hall 4.
Visitors will be asked to draw comparisons between their own accuracy in front of a goal and their accuracy on press by looking at one of the CCDot range.
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