Oct 4, 2017
Manufacturers can now upgrade their flexographic printing capabilities without a massive investment or long wait before return. The Optima 2 makes it possible and is now showcased on a comprehensive new webinar on Magoda.com
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Middle Island, United States - October 3, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Manufacturers and printing service providers that use flexographic printing equipment are dealing with a series of challenges that have put them in a tough spot. More and more of their customers are asking for short run jobs that take a lot of time, labor, and resources to change out. They also want high quality printing work completed at a competitive price and in minimal time.
This amounts to major demands placed on companies that rely on very limited production teams, cope with high overhead, and operate on presses that are considered antiquated compared to today’s high-end flexographic, central impression printing equipment.
Manufacturers facing these challenges are, for the most part, eager to make a change and upgrade their capabilities so they’re better able to compete and grow among their marketplace. Any real plans to trade in older flexo presses and equipment for high-performance machinery, however, are usually scrapped or put on-hold due to expensive deposits needed to initiate production of a new printing press. Lengthy production turnarounds can also be a deal-breaker for companies that don’t have the flexibility to wait for a return on investment.
To help those manufacturers lingering between a much-needed equipment update and the reality of limited resources and reliance on outdated machinery, New York-based plastic machinery and bag machine manufacturer, Plastic Machinery & Parts is offering a solution. The Optima 2 is a central impression printing press that was developed with Soma Engineering to provide high performance printing capabilities for a more manageable investment.
As a result of its dynamic features, the Optima 2 has enables companies reduce labor and overhead costs, save material and ink waste, and produce higher quality results in less time, which is especially favorable for manufacturers that complete more short run jobs.
Unlike other providers, who demand an initial investment of as much as fifty percent and take up to a year to deliver an operational press, Plastic Machinery & Parts can begin production on the Optima 2 for an initial investment as low as thirty percent and deliver in just months, so manufacturers will start seeing greater return in less time.
While savings on time and cost alone are a major solution for manufacturers with limited resources, the Optima 2’s real value is found in its many features. Described as a high-end press for an affordable cost, this piece of equipment has enabled companies to revolutionize their production capabilities and their ability to compete.
To help manufacturers make the right decision and gain a full understanding of whether the Optima 2 central impression printing press will benefit them, Plastic Machinery & Parts has created a comprehensive presentation of the press’ many features and advantages.
Interested manufacturers can now opt-in to view the complete webinar on the Optima 2 through manufacturing news and information source Magoda.com
Contact Info:
Name: Mark York
Organization: ROIGROUP
Address: 780 Middle Country Rd # 500, Middle Island, New York 11953, United States
Phone: +1-631-261-4500
For more information, please visit http://www.roigp.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 245757
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