James Malone, managing director of Label Power says with the CX1000, users no longer need to order massive quantities of pre-printed labels. He says, “There’s no lead time and no set-up charges, either. Just import your label files into the included PTPrint Software, specify how many you need, and press go, it’s that simple.”

Malone continues, “Printing your own labels saves time and money in other ways, too. Design changes can be accomplished immediately so you’ll have no wasted inventory – print only the labels you need when you need them.”

According to Label Power the CX1000 can produce labels with a 2400 dpi resolution at a print speed up to 5 meters per minute, while a built-in cutter automatically cuts the web once the job is completed and a sensor turns off the printer and rewinder.

The Primera CX1000 is suited to a wide variety of applications including:

• Specialty, organic and gourmet foods and beverages

• Wineries, breweries and distilleries

• Coffee roasters and specialty teas

• Cosmetics and personal care products

• Private labelling

Label Power adds that the CX1000 also prints onto many different laser-qualified label materials, from pressure-sensitive plain papers to white and clear polyesters. A wide range of approved matte, semi-gloss, high-gloss and specialty food and beverage label materials are available.

Malone adds, “Best of all there is no need to precoat stocks like you need for other digital presses such as the quality toner is fused onto the stock.”

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