US-based Paez Packaging has deployed a Domino N610i digital UV inkjet label press, expanding digital production methods for the company.
Managed by brothers Luis and Mario Paez, the business supplies pressure-sensitive labels to sectors, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, agriculture, and beverages.
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The decision to add the Domino N610i follows over a decade of providing tailored labelling solutions for a varied client base.
Digital technology is expected to support faster turnaround times and increased flexibility in meeting customer needs.
The company expects the new press to bring tangible improvements in operational efficiency and broaden its production capabilities.
The company undertook a detailed assessment of the investment, considering factors such as improved efficiency, increased production capacity, and opportunities for securing additional business.
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By GlobalDataLooking forward, Paez Packaging indicated that adopting digital printing is expected to play a central role in future operations.
Paez Packaging CEO Luis Paez said: “We’ve been proudly serving customers for more than a decade, offering high-quality pressure-sensitive labels and packaging solutions across multiple industries.
“Our focus has always been on delivering exceptional quality, reliability, and service while helping our customers elevate their brands through great packaging.”
Luis Paez added: “The Domino N610i is our first digital press. We recognised the need to invest in digital technology to improve turnaround times, achieve even higher print quality, and expand into new markets. Digital printing gives us greater flexibility to handle shorter runs, variable data, and faster response to our customers’ evolving needs.”
