MPI Label Systems Install Mark Andy P7 Presses
November 20, 2009
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ST. LOUIS, Mo.—MPI Label Systems (www.mpilabels.com) has installed two new Mark Andy Performance Series P7 presses in its United States facilities.
The first installation is a 10-color, 17-inch (430 mm) water-based press with a final UV station and has been running production since August. The second P7 is a 10-color, 17-inch (430 mm) combination UV- and water-based press with an embossing unit and hot foil cassette, along with an additional rail system that holds rotary screen, web turn bars, and other value-added possibilities. This second press has been installed and running production since September.
“Mark Andy is honored to have partnered with MPI Label Systems on this exciting installation,” states Paul Brauss, president and CEO, Mark Andy Inc. “Their ‘whatever it takes’ business practice is complementary to the approach we take with our valued customers and we look forward to long-lasting success with this industry leader.”
Since 1968, MPI has grown into one of the top label converters in the nation with eight manufacturing facilities, 30 sales locations, and more than 500 employees. The company specializes in prime pressure sensitive labels, flexibile packaging, RFID, and automated labeling equipment, parts, and service.
The first installation is a 10-color, 17-inch (430 mm) water-based press with a final UV station and has been running production since August. The second P7 is a 10-color, 17-inch (430 mm) combination UV- and water-based press with an embossing unit and hot foil cassette, along with an additional rail system that holds rotary screen, web turn bars, and other value-added possibilities. This second press has been installed and running production since September.
“Mark Andy is honored to have partnered with MPI Label Systems on this exciting installation,” states Paul Brauss, president and CEO, Mark Andy Inc. “Their ‘whatever it takes’ business practice is complementary to the approach we take with our valued customers and we look forward to long-lasting success with this industry leader.”
Since 1968, MPI has grown into one of the top label converters in the nation with eight manufacturing facilities, 30 sales locations, and more than 500 employees. The company specializes in prime pressure sensitive labels, flexibile packaging, RFID, and automated labeling equipment, parts, and service.
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