With Esko’s Colour Engine 12 integrated into the DFE, it offers Epson the ability to process files of up to seven colours (inc white) to take full advantage of the capabilities of the L-4033AW series presses, or six colours on the L-4033A SurePress.

Kitahara Tsuyoshi, general manager, Epson says, “Combined with Epson’s reputation for high-quality, affordable printing solutions, this DFE powered by Esko will bring even more value and automation to customers serving the digital label printing market.”

Jef Bogaerts, head of commercial partnerships at Esko says, “As the label and packaging market increasingly transitions from analog to digital solutions, manufacturers of digital printing equipment are looking for digital front-end alternatives that can effectively address workflow and job processing issues specific to their industry. Our DFE does just that by streamlining prepress and workflow for greater efficiency.

The Epson SurePress inkjet digital label presses are designed for efficient high-quality, short-run label printing on a wide variety of standard label substrates

The new DFE, powered by Esko, will be standard on Epson SurePress L-4033 series digital label presses sold in Australia and Europe, and will be an option for presses sold in other parts of the world.

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