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Konica Minolta

Konica Minolta helps packaging and label producers create greater value through digital print, workflow automation and embellishment technologies. Combining…

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Konica Minolta

  • Coding, Labelling & Print

About Konica Minolta

Konica Minolta helps packaging and label producers create greater value through digital print, workflow automation and embellishment technologies. Combining innovative label presses, finishing solutions, colour management and production workflow software, Konica Minolta enables converters and print businesses to improve efficiency, reduce waste and respond profitably to changing market demands. It works closely with customers and industry partners to support short runs, versioned packaging, premium labels and value-added applications that help brands stand out on shelf.

Products and services

  • The AccurioLabel range enables digital roll-to-roll label production for businesses looking to produce high-quality labels

    Konica Minolta AccurioLabel Range

    Konica Minolta’s AccurioLabel range provides flexible digital roll-to-roll label production, delivering high-quality output, faster turnaround and support for short runs, multiple SKUs, personalised and versioned labels. The range also enables white toner effects, opening up creative possibilities on clear and coloured media, while providing a scalable solution from shorter jobs through to higher-volume production.

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  • Digital embellishment adds premium spot UV, tactile and foil effects to print, creating eye-catching, higher-value applications.

    Konica Minolta Digital Embellishment Range

    Konica Minolta’s digital embellishment range enables print businesses to add high-impact spot UV, tactile 3D effects and foiling to create distinctive, premium printed products. Covering B3, B2 and roll-to-roll applications, digital embellishment adds visual and tactile impact that helps products stand out. These premium effects can significantly increase the perceived value of print, creating new opportunities for higher-value, higher-margin applications.