Decolabel installs Nilpeter FA-4*

Decolabel was founded by Chris Dekker in 1989 as a general package printer, moving into self-adhesive labels in 1995. Half the company’s production is exported to neighboring countries.

Last year Decolabel grew by 22 percent, which called for an expansion in production equipment.

The FA-4* to be installed at Decolabel’s facilities in Roosendaal is an 8-color press with GEW UV-drying, four hot air dryers, a double die-cutting unit, and a cross-over unit.

‘The performance of the Nilpeter FA-4* allows us to increase our production speed considerably, due to very fast job-changes, while at the same time maintaining the high-quality products at competitive prices for which we are known,’ says Leander Dekker, production manager at Decolabel. ‘The experience we have with the reliability of Nilpeter presses is such that it was a no-brainer for us to invest in yet another.’

The FA-4* is the fourth Nilpeter press installed by Decolabel. ‘Our oldest Nilpeter press turns 19 years old this year – and it is still running like the wind!’ says Dekker.

“With this new acquisition of the FA-4*, we fortify our commitment to our top priorities: speed, accuracy, and customer satisfaction,’ said Dekker.