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Australian labels and sealing solutions provider Wagner Prestige Labels has selected Durst’s Tau 330 RSC E inkjet label production press.
The company chose Durst’s RSC technology based on features such as speed, quality and environment.
Durst labels and package printing segment manager Helmuth Munter said: “The Durst Tau 330 RSC E was originally launched to bring affordable digital production to increasing numbers of small converters and sets the base for the future of industrial digital inkjet printing in the label industry.
“In line with our ‘we keep you printing’ strategy, it’s also proving to be a real attractive prospect for forward-thinking companies like Prestige Labels that need variable, versatile, adjustable and configurable digital printing systems to expand their business reach while enjoying other benefits such as waste reduction and a significant jump in production capacity.”
The new technology has been already installed at Wagner Prestige Labels. It has also successfully provided a solution to the company’s waste and digital capacity problems.
Wagner Prestige Labels Australia managing director John Galea said: “We decided to ramp up digital colour capacity to the highest we could, and the Durst Tau 330 RSC E came up trumps.
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By GlobalData“In only six months it has really proved itself, to the point that digital is now between 30 and 35% of our business. The quality of the labels is right up there with flexo and letterpress.