DLS enhances capabilities with Mark Andy P7 servo press
Label converter invests in a new press for its Chicago production plant.

As part of its ongoing efforts to update and upgrade its press portfolio, Diversified Labeling Solutions (DLS) has added a Mark Andy P7 servo press to its Chicago (Itasca) plant. This investment aligns with DLS's commitment to modernization and efficiency while maintaining its production capacity.
The new press provides several advantages, including tighter registration control for higher printing speeds, job memory for repeat orders and improved overall efficiency, which translates to faster customer turnaround times.
Its advanced curing system features a double UV/LED lamp, enabling faster production while allowing DLS to use a broader range of materials, inks and varnishes. This increased versatility helps accommodate a wider variety of label applications and customization needs.
Combined with its flexographic capabilities, these features ensure cost-effective production of large-quantity orders that are weather-resistant, fade-resistant, and suitable for industrial applications.
‘We’re excited to continue strengthening our flexographic capabilities and providing our customers with high-quality, durable labels,’ said Bill Johnstone, DLS CEO. ‘The P7 reinforces our commitment to innovation and efficiency, helping us optimize production while maintaining our high standards for quality and reliability.’
‘Diversified Labeling Solutions' investment in the Mark Andy Performance Series P7 is a strategic move toward greater efficiency and advanced print capabilities,’ states Mike Kaufman, vice president of manufacturing at DLS. ‘The P7 will significantly enhance our productivity with faster make-ready times, reduced waste, and improved print consistency. Additionally, its advanced UV drying technology expands our ability to work with more diverse substrates and finishing techniques, providing greater flexibility in meeting customer needs.’
The new P7 is part of DLS’ ongoing investment strategy to update and upgrade its fleet of presses across four manufacturing sites. These upgrades replace older machines, enhancing efficiency and streamlining production. Additionally, they reflect DLS’ commitment to sustainability by reducing material waste and optimizing energy usage.
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