Borselino Impresos Completes Factory Acceptance Test of Nilpeter FA-22

Earlier this month, Nilpeter welcomed long-time Argentinian customer Borselino Impresos to its headquarters in Slagelse, Denmark, for the successful Factory Acceptance Test of its brand new FA-22.

Pedro Borselino and Luciano Borselino, owners and brothers, visited Denmark to sign off on what will be the company’s third Nilpeter press, and their first from Nilpeter’s Flexo flagship, the FA-Line.

The new FA-22 marks a significant step forward in Borselino’s production capabilities, opening the door to new opportunities in flexible packaging – a key part of their strategic growth.

A strong partnership, 15 years and counting

The relationship between Borselino and Nilpeter spans more than 15 years and has only grown stronger with time. The recent FAT went off without a hitch – a smooth, productive visit where the press performed to expectations across the board.

A proud family business built on generations

Borselino Impresos, founded in 1956, is a family-owned and operated company with deep roots and a strong culture. Through the generations, they have grown their business on the foundation of hard work, constant evolution, and a shared passion for quality in label and packaging production. Today, the company combines tradition and innovation in its modern facility in Rosario, Argentina, delivering tailored solutions to leading brands across South America.

Strengthening its presence in South America

The collaboration with Borselino not only reflects a strong mutual trust but also highlights Nilpeter’s continued commitment to the Latin American market.

“Working with the Borselino family is a true pleasure. Their professionalism, values, and long-term mindset make them the ideal partner for Nilpeter. This latest investment confirms their confidence in our technology – and once again underlines Nilpeter’s strong position in South America,” says Rubens Wilmers, Managing Director, Nilpeter do Brasil.

Source: Nilpeter 

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