Nosco Inc., a full-service supplier of printed packaging, plans to expand its industry-leading operations by doubling production capabilities for digital printed cartons. The company just announced, in conjunction with HP Indigo, the acquisition of a second HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press for folding carton production, making Nosco the first in the world to achieve this milestone. The new press will be installed and begin operation on August 1 in Nosco’s Digital On_Demand Solutions Center in Bristol PA.
Nosco has been a digital print industry leader for the past 10 years. This is due in part to its cutting-edge equipment. Nosco was the first print operation in North
America to offer clients packaging designs created by the HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press. It will now be the only company in the world to run operations with
two of these devices. These two machines join a fleet of six other Digital Label machines.
The HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press helps Nosco provide clients the high-level quality, color consistency, reduced lead-times, serialization and personalization
the company has developed. The device is equipped with a UV/Aqueous Coater and Vision Inspection for Static and Variable Copy. While Nosco has served the
healthcare packaging market for many years with conventional printing technologies, the company credits the device with attracting new customers in Healthcare and other markets.
This increased demand from new customers and new markets encouraged the company to invest in a second Digital Press for folding cartons. Russ Haraf, President of Nosco, says “This investment will shorten lead times, while expanding capacity to offer customized, short to medium run order quantities and
will support the growing need for serialized and personalized packaging. Our long-term partnership with HP has been critical to our ability to bring digital print
innovation to the marketplace.”
“Nosco has experienced tremendous success with the HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press, and we are proud to help them continue their digital journey with a second
installation,” said Alon Bar-Shany, general manager, Indigo division, HP. “With the two HP Indigo 30000 Digital Presses, Nosco is helping drive the analog-to
digital transformation for folding carton production and solidifying its position as a leading digital packaging provider for the healthcare industry.”
In addition to a second HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press, Nosco will also be adding die cutting and folder/gluer equipment to support a full carton production line.
This production expansion supports a growing client base and the need to provide one to one digital carton solutions.
