Durst, in inkjet label printing, together with AB Graphics, Actega, Avery Dennison, Fedrigoni, OMET, UPM Raflatac and other industry-leading companies, invites guests to an international in-house event from 26-29 April at Durst headquarters. Converters, press representatives and those interested in high-quality label production will have the opportunity to experience the latest innovations from participating companies and the proven Tau RSC printer portfolio.
Durst Tau RSCi Press. Photo Durst
“After the cancellation of Labelexpo Europe 2022, we immediately agreed to still offer our existing and future customers the opportunity to experience live the full range of our globally well-established label printing solutions and all innovations during this time. That’s why we are organizing Durst Expo 2022 – Label together with many industry-leading companies at Durst’s headquarters in Brixen, Italy,” said Martin Leitner, Durst Product manager Label and Flexible Packaging.
Over three and a half days, the event will feature a varied program of Tau RSC live demonstrations, panel discussions, inspiring keynote speeches and presentations from participating companies and customers. The Italian coffee bar at the Durst lounge also provides a setting for an intense exchange of ideas in a relaxed atmosphere.
Since the best ideas and projects are often born out of the box, guided e-bike tours into the surrounding mountains and guided tours through the historic city center of Brixen with tastings of regional products round off the program.
“The event is open to all label converters from around the world. We look forward to meeting you in the beautiful city of Brixen,” adds Thomas Macina, Global Sales director Label and Flexible Packaging.
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