First make sure that you have made a correct market segmentation of your existing and near future label needs. "One press makes it all" is a possibility. But often selected and specific configurations based on a deep market evaluation make the investment cost effective, and shorten the return of the money paid.

* If you believe that your market has a significant part of 2 to 5 colours plus varnish jobs, you should evaluate a Quadra press, it prints high quality, it takes a small place in your factory, and the investment is relatively modest.
* If you have old flexo or letterpress machines the A - Class S - Combat is always the preferred solution: simple, unbreakable, cost effective, it delivers perfect register and print quality for years, with unskilled operators.
* If you are in an extremely competitive market and efficiency is your main goal, the Short Combat is a must for its short set up times and limited wastes, giving you also the possibility to print any kind of alternative substrate in the future.
* If you feel that there are already too many UV flexo presses around you, and you would like to buy offset (because the plates cost much less, the quality is high, the register is perfect, and offset is a standardized process) the Galileo is the perfect choice, at a reasonable price.
* When your company is a creative group of people, have fun with the E - Combat. Put your experience on the table to create your exclusive customized press, using the hundreds of possible configurations available.
* If quality is your "natural" attitude, Xpannd Label Master is a quality mine, it is effective and the cost is "right". Be different without forcing your market too much. Just be the best quality printer. It can be just enough.
* If you plan to be the "top of the pops" in a selected high value market (or you already are), the Xpannd can grow to match any super quality fantasy in the label industry. To serve brands who are looking for excellence, with short delivery times, at affordable prices. (wow….!)