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Labelnet Installs Domino N610i After 25 Years in Flexo
Labelnet shifts into digital label production with its first Domino press installation.
- What happened
- After operating as a flexographic shop for more than 25 years, Labelnet has installed a Domino N610i digital press. The investment was made to accommodate growing customer demand for shorter runs and faster turnaround times.
- Why it matters
- This technology investment changes the shop's production capabilities to better service short-run and rapid-turnaround orders.
- Who is affected
- Converters, label suppliers, and brand-owner packaging buyers.
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