DuraMark Technologies, a converter near Indianapolis, IN, USA, is focused on durable labels. In fact, ITS logo itself is cleverly a warning label. When it came to replacing a press at its new facility, DuraMark looked to Durst. The company has opted for two Durst digital Tau 330 UV presses.

“We knew that UV technology was ideal for durable labels, and there were several key players in the market,” says Bill Bussick, president and CEO of DuraMark. “When we looked at replacing a press that had been discontinued, we knew we needed a reliable solution that met our customers demanding standards. Durst was our choice.”

Durst will be showcasing the latest developments in UV inkjet technology, web-to-print solutions and more at the upcoming Labelexpo Americas 2018 show in Chicago, September 25-27. Moreover, Omet will be showcasing an inline hybrid solution featuring the X6 technology, and powered by the Durst Tau 330 RSC. The power and functionality of the Durst Workflow software, which helps simplify issues with customer files without having to go back to prepress or Illustrator to make necessary changes, will also be showcased.

DuraMark is using the Durst Workflow software to drive both of its Tau 330’s, and have capacity and redundancy to protect and increase their business. “Because we deliver ‘just in time,’ to customers who are using our decals in manufacturing lines, we need to make sure we can give them what they need, when they need it,” says Bob Keck, vice president of operations. “We’ve been delighted by working with Durst on this entire project.”

With its proprietary single pass UV inkjet technology, Durst provides the required flexibility to produce fast, efficient and with the highest print quality for the complete range of label and packaging applications. Small, medium, and now long runs are highly profitable with digital systems from Durst.