Konica Minolta announces seven new sales at Labelexpo

With a focus on complete production workflows in packaging and label sectors, Konica Minolta presented innovative end-to-end ecosystems at Labelexpo Europe 2023 to demonstrate to customers and other showgoers how they could rethink possibilities.

Less than a decade after the technology company first announced initial plans to enter the label-printing market, Konica Minolta has established itself in the digital label press in the industry. This has been underpinned by its commitment to revolutionize printing technologies and constantly improve operational efficiencies to help label converters see the growing potential in the digital market. 

‘As European market share leader in digital label press systems, we had an outstanding success at Labelexpo 2023,’ said Sacha-Vittorio Paolucci, head of industrial print business development at Konica Minolta Europe. ‘With more than 570 leads captured over the four days and seven show sales announced on our stand, we were delighted to have met so many visitors to help them see the potential in digital label and packaging production and to receive so much great feedback on our unique stand in terms of design and construction.’

‘Together with MGI Digital Technology (MGI) and other partners, the show provided an important platform to present our innovative end-to-end ecosystems to demonstrate to customers and other showgoers how they can rethink possibilities.’

‘All our solutions are built around label converters’ requirements, whether they are labels of one or labels of many. We don’t make any differentiation today. As visitors discovered, together with our partners, we sell solutions as one – all integrated and automated based on Industry 5.0 principles.’

‘Our collaborations represent our commitment to revolutionising printing technologies and improving operational efficiencies. Labelexpo 2023 was another perfect opportunity to deliver, in a live setting, on our commitment to customers and industry in general.’ 

He added: ‘We have sold more than 1,200 systems throughout the world. Digital label production is now a mainstream technology. We want to continue pushing the boundaries and help converters to ignite their printing possibilities.’