Caribbean Label Crafts has expanded its offering to customers in the high-end spirits market with a BOBST All-in-One press for producing highly embellished labels in one simple process.

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As the demands of converters and brand owners drive the current trends in the label industry, Patrick Graber, Strategic Product Marketing Manager in BOBST Narrow and mid-web Printing & Converting, deep dives into the different reasons why the DIGITAL MASTER series meets the needs of this fast-changing market

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Since 1970 CARTES has been producing label machines
CARTES, founded in 1970, is a global label machine manufacturing company, specialist on high value-added products market and pioneer in the development of innovative solutions for the self-adhesive as well as linerless reel to reel web printing finishing and converting processes.
Our factory and headquarters is located in Moglia province of Mantova in Italy, with an area of 107,640 sq ft / 10.000 m2.
We have also opened a branch in the United States of America, located in Red Bank, New Jersey.
In addition, we provide direct support to our customers through our international distribution network, in collaboration with our local business partners.
CARTES has affirmed its success in 96 countries where more than 4,000 machines are installed and recognized for their quality, mechanical strength, precision and high production speed.
We constantly aim to find innovative technical solutions for the reel label market.
CARTES offers the widest range of label machines with hot stamping, silk-screen printing, digital embellishment, flexo printing / varnishing, flat die-cutting, semi-rotary die-cutting, embossing units and with the exclusive LASER technology for die cutting and converting.
CARTES was the first to develop and commercialize the LASER technology that is applied to self-adhesive label die-cutting.
Today, after 22 years, and over 400 LASER machines installed in 45 different Countries, CARTES LASER technology represents a confirmed success worldwide, not only for the level achieved, but also because the Laser converting unit can be combined with hot stamping and embossing, flat bed silk-screen printing, digital embellishment, flexo varnishing, flat bed and semi-rotary die-cutting processes.

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This year, the focus of the "Better with Less - Design Challenge" is on packaging solutions that are easy to recycle, use resources more efficiently and produce no waste.

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Established in 1995, ADAMS Sp. z o.o. in Baranowo near Poznań, specializes in the design, production and sales of corrugated board packaging and POS materials for UE markets.

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It was in 2017 that Arti-Bau, the Polish label converter based in Sleza, near Wroclaw, became the first European user of a Mark Andy Digital Series hybrid press. Monika Stefanska, President of the printing company, believes that the investment was a milestone in the company’s development. It enabled Arti-Bau to print and finish highly advanced, sophisticated labels, including peel-off in one-pass - and peel-off labels have since become a company specialty.

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Xeikon Business Services offers powerful analytics and data about your printing press performance. The cloud platform enables you to gain detailed and general insights into your printing efficiency, usage part consumption, historic and future printing volume and more.

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Mark Andy presents its comprehensive range of digital/flexo hybrid presses, and its latest Evolution flexo technology

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Players along the flexible packaging value chain must deliver on sustainability requirements on several different levels: consumers’ expectations, food protection and safety, legal requirements compliance, packaging development vs end-of-life collection and disposal systems, packaging shelf appeal. All of that while staying competitively priced.

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Sales cooperation with Japanese AN Corporation for Kawahara finishing products

Complete workflow for in-mould label and folding carton production available
Heidelberg presents Kawahara stripping system TXS-1100 at Label Day at Wiesloch-Walldorf site

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