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Color label printers for rolls, digital die-cutters, complete systems and applicators. Memjet, pigment and toner technology.
Label Printers
A Printer for Every Need
Any-Press
LED Laser 5 Colors — CMYK+White
LED laser 5-color printer (CMYK+White) for labels and flexible packaging. White toner for printing on kraft and transparents, optional integrated lamination.
- LED digital laser engine
- 5 colors CMYKW (including white)
- Resolution 1200 × 1200 dpi
- Speed 5 m/min
- Max print width 324 mm
- Optional integrated laminator
- ANY-FLOW software included
- Compact design
Anytron ANY-002
LED Toner — Print
Complete print + die-cut system for on-demand labels. Digital laser toner technology with prints resistant to water, temperature and abrasion. Up to 5,000 labels in 2 hours.
- LED digital laser engine
- Resolution 1200 dpi toner
- Speed up to 9 m/min
- Max roll Ø 370 mm (~500 m)
- Supports paper, PP, PET
- Integrated RIP + variable data
- Weight: 95 kg
Afinia X350
High Speed — Pigment
High-speed digital roll-to-roll printer with pigmented water-based inks. The fastest in its class, with 2× nozzle redundancy for zero banding. Ideal for converters and medium-high volumes.
- Speed up to 45 m/min
- Resolution 1600 × 1600 dpi
- Max print width 324 mm
- Pigmented water-based inks
- 2L tanks per color, 8L total
- 2× nozzle redundancy
- 21-inch touchscreen
- Silent integrated compressor
Afinia L901
Professional — Memjet Dye
Professional color label printer with Memjet Waterfall technology. High productivity, dual black for deeper blacks, user-replaceable printhead without stopping production. Usable inline with DLP-2200.
- 1600 dpi full-color resolution
- CMYKK inks (dual black)
- User-replaceable printhead
- Integrated touchscreen
- High-capacity cartridges
- Standalone or inline use
- Deeper blacks and autonomy
- Zero-downtime maintenance
Afinia LT5C
LED Toner
LED toner label printer with electrophotographic technology. Instant durability without drying, ideal for humid environments and industrial applications requiring instant resistance.
- CMYK LED toner technology
- Instant water resistance
- No drying necessary
- Roll feed
- High-yield toner cartridges
- Competitive cost/page
- Fuser for maximum durability
- Ideal for humid environments
Die-Cutting Systems
Label Finishing and Die-Cutting
Afinia DC250 / DC350
Semi-Rotary Die-Cutters
Professional semi-rotary die-cutters with lamination, flexible steel die-cutting, waste removal, slitting and rewinding. Up to 30 m/min. Available in 250 mm and 350 mm widths.
- Speed up to 30 m/min
- Integrated lamination
- Flexible steel dies
- 18" magnetic cylinder
- Automatic waste removal
- Up to 15 slitting blades
- UV varnish module
- Laser register sensor
Afinia DLF-220L / DLF-350L
Digital Plotter Die-Cutters
Digital plotter die-cutters: cut any shape from digital file without physical dies. Inline lamination, waste removal, slitting and rewinding in a single pass. Ideal for short runs and on-demand.
- Plotter cutting from digital file
- No physical dies needed
- Any label shape
- Inline lamination (L models)
- Automatic waste removal
- Integrated slitting
- Width 220 mm or 350 mm
- Ideal for short runs
Integrated System
From Blank Roll to Finished Label
Afinia DLP-2200
Complete Digital Label Press
Complete print + finishing system: from blank roll to finished label in a single pass. Integrates L901 printer, laminator, rotary die-cutter, waste removal, slitter and dual rewinder.
- 25,000+ 3×4" labels/hour
- Speed 9–18 m/min
- 1600 dpi full-color CMYKK
- Max print width 216 mm
- Flexible steel dies
- Inline lamination included
- Rolls up to 400 mm (~1000 m)
- Laser register sensor
Which technology to choose
| Criterion | Dye inkjet (Memjet) | Pigment inkjet | LED toner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Machines | Afinia L701, L901 Plus | Afinia X350 | Afinia LT5C |
| Water resistance | Needs laminating | Built in, also against UV and chemicals | Immediate, no drying time |
| Costs | Low running costs | — | Competitive cost per page at high volumes |
| Best for | Food, beverage, cosmetics | High volumes, exposed labels | Damp and cold environments, small text |
A dash means the figure has not been measured yet for that combination. The full model-by-model comparison is in our guide to roll label printers.
Who they are for
Food
Regulations change, recipes are updated, today's batch has to be printed today: every change to ingredients or nutrition values makes the labels in stock obsolete. An egg producer packing 3-4 million eggs a year prints in-house a different design for every combination of pack size and weight, and after the first machine installed a second one.
Wine, beer and beverages
Vintages, cuvées, limited brews: every product has a label of its own, often in just a few hundred pieces. Printing in-house you number the bottles of a special edition with no minimum order and change the vintage in a day, not in three weeks.
Cosmetics and personal care
Very long INCI lists in tiny type, PAO, batch number, and a look that has to hold its own on a premium shelf. You print on clear film for a no-label look, update the formulation without scrapping stock, and handle samples and mini sizes that no supplier accepts below their minimums.
Chemical and industrial
GHS labels with compliant pictograms, resistant to solvents, rubbing and harsh environments. Safety statements change with the classification, and printing them in-house means updating them without waiting for the supplier.
Logistics and traceability
Sequential numbering, QR codes, batch and expiry codes that differ on every piece. Variable data is printed in the same pass as the graphics: no second operation, no blank label to overprint.
Demo room · Sesto San Giovanni, Milan
Not Sure Which Printer to Choose?
We help you find the perfect solution for your needs. Contact us for a free consultation or come test the machines in our Demo Center.
Via Pisa 200, int. 23 — 20099 Sesto San Giovanni (MI)
Parking available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it worth printing labels in-house rather than buying them from a supplier?
The comparison starts with the cost of a label produced in-house against the external purchase price, but that is not the whole picture: in-house, minimum orders disappear, and so do the stocks that become obsolete every time the wording changes, and the waiting times. We help you run the numbers on your real volumes.
Can I print labels in short runs?
Yes: digital printing has no setup costs, so even a few dozen pieces are economically viable.
What label printing technologies are there?
Mainly dye inkjet (Memjet), pigment inkjet and LED toner: they differ in output, durability and cost. At our Demo Center you can compare them on your own materials.
Do I need printing industry skills to print labels?
No. The systems we distribute are designed for operators with no printing background: simple interface, quick roll changeover and colour profiles already set up.
How does technical support work?
Direct support from certified engineers in Italy. Routine maintenance contracts and guaranteed spare parts with fast shipping.
Where do I buy blank labels and consumables?
In our online shop, with fast delivery and dedicated support.
Can I test the printer on my own materials?
Yes. At our Demo Center in Sesto San Giovanni (Milan) you bring your own substrates and print live, so you can judge output and durability before deciding.
From our blog
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Cosmetics labels: regulations, requirements and how to print them in-house
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Food labels: regulations, requirements and how to print them in-house
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