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Clondalkin Flexible Packaging has invested in a new high speed flexo printing press at its Orlando Florida facility.
Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Orlando is a leading die cut manufacturer and converter in the North American flexible packaging industry for the bakery, beverage, dairy and coffee markets.
The Comexi 8 colour press offers high definition printing that achieves excellent print quality. It has the capability to process multiple substrates and can print a wide range of products. Other features include auto registration, automated ink control systems, reverse-side web printing, inspection for quality control, high capacity drying units and high speed.
Nick Gamb, Director of Marketing at Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Orlando, said: "This state of the art press technology will enhance both capacity and capability bringing our customers additional flexibility and increased efficiency.
"In the dairy packaging market, in particular, our customers are increasingly looking for ways to make their products stand out on the shelf. Customer buying behaviour is strongly influenced by the look and feel of the packaging. Print is a simple yet very effective way to unify a brand and visually set products apart from the competition, therefore investing in high quality print is essential.
"The new press is environmentally sustainable and equipped with advanced technologies to reduce energy consumption and to decrease set-up and printing waste."
Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Orlando specialises in converting, printing, slitting and die cutting packaging materials such as aluminium foil, paper, film and various laminates.
Clondalkin Flexible Packaging operates 11 extrusion, printing and laminating and converting production facilities throughout Europe and North America. It offers extensive experience in developing, manufacturing and marketing a wide range of packaging for multiple consumer goods and industrial markets.
