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What Converters Say about Label and Folding Carton Run Lengths
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Bob Leahey
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Equipment used
Label converter respondents operate a mix of conventional presses (87percent) and various digital systems, ranging from production level digital presses such as EFI Jetrion, HP Indigo, Xeikon (38 percent) to wide format printers such as Epson, HP, Roland, and others (18 percent). Notable in the equipment list is "Tabletop color label printer" (24 percent), evidence that printers by Allen Datagraph, Isys, Primera, QLS and others are earning their keep in print-for-pay shops that include small label converters.
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- Companies:
- EFI
- Epson America
- Jetrion
- Xeikon
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