Carby Label orders fourth Lombardi press

Italian converter adds Invicta i1 670 to expand into flexible packaging.

Italian label converter Carby Label has ordered a fourth Lombardi Converting Machinery press, an Invicta i1 670 flexographic press to be installed at its production facility in Casamassima, near Bari, targeting expansion into the flexible packaging market alongside its existing label production.

The Invicta i1 670 features a 670 mm web width, designed to bridge traditional label production and wider web flexible packaging applications. The platform is built around high automation, fast job changeovers, consistent print quality and maximum production flexibility, allowing converters to expand into flexible packaging while maintaining the productivity levels required for label work. The 670 mm configuration gives Carby Label the web width needed to address fruit and vegetable packaging requirements while running on an in-line flexographic platform compatible with its existing production expertise.

The investment is intended to double the company's production capacity and enable it to respond to growing customer demand in the fresh produce sector.

'We decided to invest in the Invicta i1 670 to double our production capacity and better meet the needs of our customers in the fruit and vegetable packaging sector,' said Anna Carbonara, marketing manager at Carby Label. 'What we value most about Lombardi is the reliability of its presses and their outstanding printing performance in terms of both quality and speed.'

'Carby Label's decision to invest in Lombardi once again confirms the strength of a partnership built over many years and founded on tangible results,' said Enrico Gandolfi, Italy sales director at Lombardi Converting Machinery. 'This new Invicta i1 670 will support the company's expansion into the flexible packaging market.'

'When a customer decides to invest in the same manufacturer again, it means the relationship has grown far beyond the purchase of a machine,' added Lorenzo Lombardi, managing director of Lombardi Converting Machinery. 'It reflects trust, reliability, and our ability to continuously develop technologies that help our customers grow.'