Labeling Innovations from Weber

HP Indigo is the way to go!

Posted by Linda Roser

Jan 25, 2017 9:11:37 AM


Digitally-printed labels save time & money on short label runs.

digital-label-press-2.jpgHP Indigo presses are used for printing labels, commercial literature, direct mail, photos, publications, flexible packaging, folding cartons and all kinds of specialty printing. The ability to print without films and plates enables digital production to create personalized short runs, changing text, images and jobs without having to stop the press. This print technology can produce products for a wide variety of applications with extreme precision and productivity. Weber Packaging Solutions has a couple of the HP Indigo label presses that have been consistently producing high-resolution labels for years.

In digital printing, an image is sent directly to the press using digital files such as PDFs and those from graphics software such as Illustrator and InDesign. These artwork files are created either by the customer, their agency, or an in-house Graphics Team like at Weber Packaging Solutions

This eliminates the need for a typical offset printing plate. The digital technology has a higher cost per page than the more traditional offset printing methods. However, digital pricing is counterbalanced by the cost-saving that occurs in avoiding all the technical steps and time needed to make film , printing plates, and press set-up time.  This print method allows for on-demand printing, short turn around times, and even  modifications on-the-fly of variable data on a label.

The Indigo technology is based on HP ElectroInk which uses small color particles suspended in imaging oil. The ink forms a very thin and smooth plastic layer on the media surface. The fact that these particles are so small ensures that the printed image does not mask the underlying surface roughness/gloss of the media, as can be possible with some toner-based processes, bringing Indigo printing closer in appearance to conventional offset lithography, whereby ink is actually absorbed into the paper.

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Topics: HP Indigo label press, Digital label printing


VIDEO: What Makes A Great Label?

Posted by Chris Erbach

Apr 11, 2014 11:30:52 AM

Ever wonder how labels get made?

Watch our quick video for a behind-the-scenes view of the Weber label manufacturing. 

We take great pride in helping our customers get the right label for their product, from blank labels for cartons to high-quality custom color labels on exotic materials. Our experts can guide you all along the way and help you get the best pricing for your project. 

 

 

Contact us today to get samples of Weber's high-quality, precision-printed pressure-sensitive labels that are designed to elevate the visual appeal of your products. With our extensive range of label options, from vibrant custom colors to durable materials, we can help you enhance the overall branding and packaging of your products.

By requesting samples, you'll have the opportunity to see firsthand the exceptional quality and attention to detail that goes into each and every label we produce. Our team of experts is dedicated to ensuring that you receive labels that perfectly match your product's specifications and meet your branding objectives.

In addition to receiving samples, we also offer a complimentary quote for your label project. Our experienced professionals will work closely with you to understand your requirements and provide you with the most competitive pricing options. 

Don't miss out on the chance to experience the difference that Weber labels can make for your business. Contact us today to request your samples and discover the possibilities for your packaging and branding needs.

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Topics: Labels, Food Labels, HP Indigo label press, custom labels, blank labels


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