The Colordyne CDT-1600 S is powered by Memjet technology and can print on paper, envelopes cardboard and labels. It can hit speeds of 305mm per second at 1600 x 800 dpi and 150mm per second at 1600 x1600 dpi.

It specialises in retail tags, signage, envelopes, coupons, inserts, invoice personalisation, business brochure materials and distributional marketing materials.

Label Power managing director James Malone said the desktop-style sheetfed printer would "change the way our customers look at colour printing".

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"Our customers can now print a wide variety of documents, labels, envelopes, and other materials at a very affordable cost, while meeting industrial printing demands," he said.

"It brings down printing costs dramatically for businesses, which means that companies can look to explore new markets, or to sell more of their existing products."

Label Power supplies full-colour industrial digital label printing and converting systems including the reel-to-reel Primera CX1200 digital press and FX1200 digital diecutter.

It also offers inkjet label printers, label dispensers, label rewinders, label applicators and labelling software.

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