West Michigan Tag & Label installs Durst RSC E digital press

West Michigan Tag & Label (WMTL) has installed a Durst RSC E digital press with 1200 dpi technology, the first of its kind in installed in Michigan.

West Michigan Tag & Lable (WMTL) has installed a Durst RSC E digital press with 1200 dpi technology, the first of its kind in installed in Michigan.

With maximum print speeds of 170 ft/min (upgradeable to 262 ft/min) and 1200dpi native resolution, the RSC E provides high-quality print capabilities to today’s market. Up to eight color options are available, and high opacity white ink delivers a smooth white which is ideal for printing on metallic and clear materials. All Durst printers are equipped with Durst's workflow and analytics software.

'We did an intensive search of the leading digital equipment available in the market and Durst was the only supplier who could match all the criteria we had set forward,' said Richard V. Rice, CEO and president of WMTL. 'The stunning print quality of the 1200 dpi, with inkjet nozzle compensation feature and an excellent workflow software will continue to set WMTL apart from the competition.'

Steve Lynn,director label & packaging for Durst North America, commented on the partnership, 'We are delighted to partner with West Michigan Tag and Label and look forward to many years of success for their business.Throughout the sales process we were challenged to prove all of our capabilities and learned that West Michigan Tag and Label are striving to provide the best available solutions for their customers. We look forward to seeing how the introduction of 1200dpi quality helps them gain new business.'

The Durst RSC E installation at WMTL brings the first 1200 dpi inkjet printer to Michigan. 'Durst provided straight forward and knowledgeable support throughout the whole sales and installation process. Truly a first-class operation,' offered Rice. The partnership will help evolve WMTL’s business and ensure the highest quality products are available to their customers.