VIPColor VP485e in stock for Holland

VIPColor re-seller GraphicALL Systems has launched the new VP485e desktop on demand label printer to the Dutch market. The system permits the production of labels in widths from 51mm (2”) to 216mm (8.5”) at up to 101.6mm/sec (4inches/sec) from the roll. The company will continue to offer the VIPColor VP2020 model in both Holland and the rest of Europe.

Eric Bonten, pictured, managing director at GraphicALL Systems, said: ‘We had the opportunity to test one of the VP485e beta units and were so impressed by its speed and print quality that we immediately invested in 25 units for stock. We have just undertaken an extensive marketing campaign in Holland complete with printed samples and the response has been extremely exciting. The VP485e is faster than any we have encountered and the cost for this unit in comparison is much lower.’

‘We are extremely happy that GraphicALL Systems has embraced the new VP485e line and the extensive applications it is capable of meeting in the Dutch market’ added VIPColor European reseller sales director Dr Jules Farkas. ‘GraphicALL Systems was the first and subsequently became the most successful European reseller of our VP2020 line and for this reason we have now asked them to continue to supply sales and service for this particular model not only in Holland, but throughout the whole of Europe.’

Based in Etten-Leur, GraphicAll Systems was established in 1996 and was initially a wholesale organization for printing press supplies and label printers. The company subsequently changed its activities to encompass dedicated and specialized label printing solutions for all types of industries and now offers a full range of systems from short run desktop printers to medium run industrial units. Bonten said: ‘Part of our range for several years has been the VP2020 from VIPColor that we have sold very successfully. The VP 485e is a perfect addition that will enable us to reach new market areas.’

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