08/26/2026
A closer look at a recent M7 installation.
With this operation, the web moves through the press as normal while the M7 adds variable data directly onto the substrate without breaking up the production line. Product data, codes, identifiers, versioned information, and other job-specific print can be placed onto the material as it runs, instead of being handled in a separate offline step.
Then the press begins to move, and the job data is sent to the inkjet system. The M7 fires at the exact moment the substrate passes beneath it and lays down unique code in the precise right place while the production continues to run at full speed, never slowing down once.
For label and packaging operations, that kind of integration is a game changer. More jobs are asking for traceability, serialization, smart label support, versioning, shorter runs, and production flexibility, and being equipped to do this in-house without handing it off to a third party expands those margins per job exponentially.
That is what DPi systems are for.
We build inkjet systems around the equipment, space, speed, substrate, and application already in front of us. Whether the job is labels, packaging, direct mail, forms, or another variable data application, the goal is the same: bring inkjet into the workflow where it makes the most sense.
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