Label Solutions
Konica Minolta has announced a new label press, the AccurioLabel 400, as it accelerates its presence in label, packaging, and embellishment markets.
The first public showing of the AccurioLabel 400 took place at Konica Minolta’s European Labels and Packaging Exhibition in Madrid. The official sales start is planned for Q1 in 2023.

The AccurioLabel 400 will also be fully upgradeable for AccurioLabel 230 customers who are expanding their own business in the growing markets of label production and packaging. Important new developments include the ability to expand applications with white toner, improved productivity with superfast print speeds of up to 39.9 metres per minute, and further running cost reductions thanks to even more durable parts life, as well as enhanced print quality. It is available in four and five colour options.
Intelligent Quality Care and the IQ-520 will increase usability and automation with the AccurioLabel 400, hence your label production will benefit from higher levels of control. Intelligent Quality Care enables real time control of white toner opacity, colour stability control, as well as automatic calibration, density adjustments and profile creation.
With a main scan capability at 1200 dpi (equivalent to 3600 dpi), the AccurioLabel 400 single pass toner production press prints on paper widths up to 330 mm or 250 mm.
Multiple touch panel monitors in three different areas of the label press enable intuitive operation and is easy to use for operators, eliminating the need for extensive user training. Tasks that were time consuming on analogue machines can be performed quickly and accurately in delivering stable printing quality.
This year, Konica Minolta has celebrated a 1000th installation shipment for its highly successful AccurioLabel 230 toner digital printing press – less than seven years since entering the labels market.
‘The AccurioLabel 400 adds to our broad range of innovative print solutions to enable digital transformation that also include workflow, software and process automation, and cloud solutions as part of the drive to the smart factory,’ said Carsten Bamberg, business development manager, Professional Printing Group at Konica Minolta Europe. ‘The digitisation of the label industry will continue to accelerate with double-digit predicted growth annually. Opportunity is everywhere. It just takes a spark to make it happen.’
He added, ‘With an estimated 7000 plus label converters in the mid and high
volume markets, we feel confident of capturing significant market share with our AccurioLabel 400 that will have an extremely competitive total cost of ownership.’
Jon Hiscock, head of production and industrial print at Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd, also commented: ‘The UK is one of the larger label markets in Europe and there is lots of opportunities for this product as digital label production continues to grow. The AccurioLabel 400 gives us a massive opportunity to speak to existing customers about the benefits it offers, as well as speaking to new customers as we continue to grow our professional print business here in the UK.’
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