Ecco Print takes delivery of HP Indigo 6K

Danish label converter Ecco Print has invested in a new HP Indigo 6K to enhance its digital label production capacity, reliability, efficiency and high-quality output. Once fully operational, the company will be better positioned to meet market demands for high-quality and sustainable labels.

Following the successful installation of its Bobst Master M5 flexo press, the new HP Indigo 6K marks the company’s second HP machine joining already operating HP Indigo 6800. With this new addition, Ecco Print ensures continued reliability, efficiency and high-quality output in its digital printing operations.

‘We see great potential with the HP Indigo 6K, which will give us increased flexibility and seamless integration with our existing digital workflow. Having an HP Indigo 6800 and an HP Indigo 6K means we can maintain consistency in production while benefiting from the latest technological advancements,’ said Jan Viberg Elleriis, owner of Ecco Print.

With the latest investment, Ecco Print gains an equipment that maximizes efficiency, reduces time-to-market and ensures seamless workflow integration.

The press offers advanced color matching with HP Indigo Spot Master, improved front-end efficiencies through HP Indigo Production Pro DFE and end-to-end automation enabled by HP PrintOSX.

These capabilities allow Ecco Print to meet increasing customer demands while maintaining the high standards set by their existing HP Indigo technology.

‘Ecco Print has a strong track record in label production, and we are proud to continue our long-standing relationship by delivering yet another press to them within just a few months, this time an HP Indigo 6K. The investment in another HP Indigo press underlines the company’s commitment to consistent quality and efficiency.

‘We are excited to see how Ecco Print leverages this addition to strengthen its position in the market,’ added Anders Wulff, segment manager for labels and packaging at Visutech, one of the leading digital production suppliers in the Nordic market.