Delo sees very large lots staying in flexo

Can equipment be chosen by lead time, SKU count, white coverage and finishing capacity—not just run length per SKU?

Fujifilm Business Innovation has announced that ePac will roll out the Jet Press FP790 sequentially, starting in Phoenix. Its rated speed is 50 metres per minute, but the line that determines profitability is shifting from simple run length to a combination of SKU count, lead time, white coverage and finishing capacity.

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Delo sees very large lots staying in flexo

ePac’s FP790 rollout begins in Phoenix, US. Fujifilm Business Innovation has announced that Phoenix will be ePac’s first installation site, followed by a sequential rollout across the company’s sites worldwide. The question is how to turn a press’s speed into orders for regional plants.…

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