Canon’s Océ LabelStream 4000 series press has won an iF Design Award 2019. The award acknowledges the company’s success in ‘combining aesthetic design with an outstanding user experience for production printing systems.’
An independent jury, made up of 67 experts from across the world, recognised the digital label press for ‘its mix of innovative design and outstanding digital printing qualities,’ declaring it ‘one of the most productive and reliable label presses on the market.’
‘We are delighted the Océ LabelStream 4000 series has won an iF Design Award,’ said Crit Driessen, Canon’s head of digital packaging. ‘It is a testament to our continuous commitment to fuse outstanding innovation with impressive and user-friendly design to help grow our customers’ business.’
The press, which was released last year, is a four or five colour UV inkjet press (CMYK and white) with a print speed of 50 m/min and two print widths of 330 or 410mm. It can be expanded into a full hybrid configuration with a custom mix of flexo, embellishment and finishing units.
The LabelStream will be on show at Labelexpo Europe in Brussels 24–27 September 2019.
