Label printing presses are designed and engineered to last, which is one of the reasons they deliver such an impressive lifetime ROI. For high-volume textile label printing businesses, therefore, it’s tempting to stick with the assets you have. If the equipment is working as intended, then why outlay the large upfront cost for a new press?
Label printing machinery requires a large capital investment, with new flexographic and digital presses costing upwards of £200,000 to £900,000 or more in asset purchase, implementation, setup and training costs. In an uncertain economic landscape, therefore, there is a compelling argument for sitting tight with the assets you have. However, the market isn’t just uncertain, but is also changing rapidly, and with these changes come opportunities.
Renowned for its lightness and versatility, flexible packaging provides consumers with an on-the-move solution that jigsaws perfectly into their busy lives.
Whether you’ve invested a new label printing press before and it’s time to upgrade, or you’re considering purchasing a new model for the first time after normally using refurbished models, you’ll be aware that this kind of investment is a significant business decision.
Linney, based in Mansfield, is one of the UK’s largest independently owned print & packaging companies, encompassing a wide range of marketing and communication services, alongside large-scale print, warehousing and fulfilment facilities.
