03.04.21
Flexography still accounts for the majority of printed labels adorning product shelves today. While it is the most popular option for label converters, flexo press manufacturers have worked tirelessly to keep pace with their customers’ demands – ensuring these jobs remain on flexo presses.
Selecting a flexo press can be a daunting proposition, though. With significant advancements, including faster speeds and automated features, label converters must navigate a wide range of options to fine-tune a press for their exact needs.
Manufacturers currently offer a diverse range of press technology, from narrow web to mid-web presses designed to accommodate flexible packaging and other assorted needs. Even with societal uncertainty associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for this technology continues.
“The demand for flexo-printed labels has increased after a short cool-down period at the beginning of 2020,” notes Jakob Landberg, sales and marketing director, Nilpeter. &
Selecting a flexo press can be a daunting proposition, though. With significant advancements, including faster speeds and automated features, label converters must navigate a wide range of options to fine-tune a press for their exact needs.
Manufacturers currently offer a diverse range of press technology, from narrow web to mid-web presses designed to accommodate flexible packaging and other assorted needs. Even with societal uncertainty associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for this technology continues.
“The demand for flexo-printed labels has increased after a short cool-down period at the beginning of 2020,” notes Jakob Landberg, sales and marketing director, Nilpeter. &
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