Label exhibition Nipson exhibits label digital printer

Recently, at the European Label Exhibition in Brussels, Belgium, Nipson exhibited a digital printing line designed specifically for label companies and a system for variable data printing on a series of substrates.

The Nipson 1865 compact printer on display represents the low-volume product of the Nipson family of products that differs from the high-volume high-end Varypress 200 and 400.

The unique low-temperature flash curing technology of Nipson's printers is a flexible, heat-free curing technology capable of printing on almost any substrate, from ultra-thin 14lbs of shredding to up to 140lbs of tag labels. It can also be printed. From thin to thick film and foil of various specifications.

According to reports, this non-heat curing technology can prevent the substrate deformation, tear, and does not affect the pressure-sensitive label adhesion. The Nipson printer series features a high resolution print quality of up to 600 dpi, suitable for high-precision and two-dimensional bar code printing.

“Now we can serve all label printing customers from medium and small prints 1865 for proofing and short runs, to Varypress 200 and 400 for high-volume prints and online with conventional printers,” said Nipson.

Nipson printers are used by leading label printing companies worldwide, including Topflite Labels in the United Kingdom, Image Now and Moore Wallace in the United States, and Datamail in France.