Digital Printing-Inkjet Roll-to-Roll

The Durst Tau 510 RSCi was installed at the All4Labels plant in Gebesee, Germany, in mid-2020 and has since been tested under real production conditions for a dedicated range of label and package printing applications.

Epson announced three Extended Service Plans, which allow customers to select a plan that best meets their coverage needs. Epson has also expanded its technical support team to include 25 Epson-employed field service specialists in locations around the U.S.

John Abbott, president of Abbott Label, describes his company’s growth, the impact of COVID-19, and how Domino digital printing has been a “game changer” in taking his label manufacturing business to the next level.

Domino Digital Printing North America’s Technical Help Desk team is focused on a Kaizen continuous improvement strategy to drive success for customers through increased problem resolution over the phone, reduced escalations to the field service group, improved responsiveness to customers, and a standard process with clarity around communication and ownership.

Jessie Van Apeldoorn has been promoted to digital printing lead installation engineer. Van Apeldoorn is approaching her seventh year with Domino, and she has consistently proven to be a great asset to the organization and their customers.

A special NAPCO Research report highlights how inkjet printing, brand owner demands, and market trends are elevating the quality, role, and opportunities of corrugated packaging.

Epson was able to track this data with its Epson Remote Management System server, a digital monitoring system that tracks usage data. This milestone emphasizes how the Epson SurePress digital label press can serve the largest of label converters.

Label Solutions Inc. has partnered with Durst to be the first in Texas to add 1200dpi UV inkjet technology to their production portfolio. The Durst Tau RSC-E will improve production versatility, provide faster order turnarounds, and give their customers high-quality inkjet labels.

The Durst Group has announced Thomas Macina has joined the company and will take on the role of Global Sales Manager for the Label and Flexible Packaging Segment. Macina will succeed Helmuth Munter, who is retiring at the end of 2021 after more than 40 years with Durst.

Ken Ingram, president of SCREEN Americas, had the honor of cutting the ribbon in the Inkjet Innovation Center. Craig B. Johnson, mayor of Elk Grove Village, Ill., attended the event, along with representatives from the local fire and police departments.