Jeil Printing pioneers with Anytron Any-Jet III

Jeil Printing, a supplier of self-adhesive labels, recently unveiled the installation of the first Anytron Any-Jet III digital inline label press in Korea. This development led to a substantial shift in its operations, with over 40 percent of its production volume transitioning from flexo to digital.

Ji Hong Kim, general manager at Jeil, stated, 'When it comes to the short run and custom design labels, the Anytron Any-Jet III stands head and shoulders above anything else on the printing market.' He continued by saying, 'As we saw an increase in demand for small volume, variety label production along with roll-to-roll printing, we were considering high-end digital equipment. It was then that we heard the news of the release of Anytron Any-Jet III. We were attracted to the fact that Any-Jet III produces high-quality labels in small quantities without plates or dies production and had the capability of cutting in a single operation.'

The Any-Jet III, a fully digital in-line label press combines high-quality digital printing with an integrated laser cutting system. This advanced label press enables precise and efficient cutting of labels, eliminating the need for traditional die-cutting tools and reducing production downtime using 100 percent digital technology.

The Any-Jet III also comes with its workflow software Any-Flow, which is fine-tuned for optimal printing efficiency and allows users to control all the processes from printing to finishing with just one click. Features such as variable data printing and CMS are included in the fully integrated software.

Kim further added, 'Anytron’s technology is always perfect for our range of work, but Any-Jet III has taken it to a whole new level. Previously, we faced challenges when dealing with orders that had diverse shapes and lower quantities. We had to create dies or outsource the cutting process for each order. However, with Any-Jet III, all burdens have been eliminated, and we have experienced a significant improvement in working efficiency by up to 50 percent.'

Emphasizing the market demands and the advantages of digital, Kim expressed his firm belief that digital technology will play an increasingly important role not only in the label industry but also in other sectors such as web-to-print and major companies going forward. 'We had some initial concerns about digital equipment, but since the introduction of Any-Jet III, we have been very satisfied with its performance. Therefore, we plan to sequentially upgrade all our printing equipment with digital technology in the future,' he concluded.