Rondo-Pak has expanded its digital printing capabilities with the acquisition of an HP Indigo 5900 Digital Press. The investment adds capabilities for printing on a broad range of synthetics and extra thick substrates while ensuring precision color matching across a variety of packaging and materials applications.
 
The new HP press is compatible with a host of hardy substrates, and works well with expanded material types – including synthetics like PVC, PET, Teslin and plastic cards – and can handle both dark and transparent substrates, according to the company. The 5900 provides increased production speeds, and also offers expanded primer technology for various paperboards, offset stock and specialty papers.

“This latest equipment investment is especially valuable to Rondo-Pak’s folding carton customers, as it increases our ability to scale production from branded samples through steady state volumes,” said Bob Reilley, Rondo-Pak chief operating officer.” This expansion of digital capabilities supports Rondo-Pak’s carton assembly and branded sampling service, by providing a wider selection of substrates, increased paperboard thickness (up to 24pt), and additional security applications.”