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Spanish label manufacturer, Etilisa has installed a Digicon finishing system from A B Graphic International (ABG), to meet growing demand for larger premium label orders.
The company now operates eight Digicon systems, comprising a mix of Series 2 and Series 3 machines configured for wine label production. The new Digicon forms part of Etilisa’s wider expansion following its move to a 5,500sq/m production facility in late 2025. Officially opened in 2026, the site provides the space to invest in additional finishing technology, increase capacity and expand its specialist team.
Having entered production in September, the new Digicon combines a one-metre-diameter unwind with corona treatment and web guiding, a 50-tonne Big Foot hot foil and embossing unit, flexographic printing, high-speed flatbed screen printing, lamination and a die-cutting unit with Gap Master. With a 430mm web width and a 420mm finishing width, the system will allow Etilisa to process more labels across the web in each run, helping optimise production times and improve efficiency on higher-volume orders.
“With this investment, we want to meet demand from our existing customers for larger orders at highly competitive prices, while guaranteeing the same quality and, above all, the same service,” said Diego Castillo, managing director of Etilisa. “We will also be offering this service to prospective customers.”
The company now operates eight Digicon systems, comprising a mix of Series 2 and Series 3 machines configured for wine label production. The new Digicon forms part of Etilisa’s wider expansion following its move to a 5,500sq/m production facility in late 2025. Officially opened in 2026, the site provides the space to invest in additional finishing technology, increase capacity and expand its specialist team.
Having entered production in September, the new Digicon combines a one-metre-diameter unwind with corona treatment and web guiding, a 50-tonne Big Foot hot foil and embossing unit, flexographic printing, high-speed flatbed screen printing, lamination and a die-cutting unit with Gap Master. With a 430mm web width and a 420mm finishing width, the system will allow Etilisa to process more labels across the web in each run, helping optimise production times and improve efficiency on higher-volume orders.
“With this investment, we want to meet demand from our existing customers for larger orders at highly competitive prices, while guaranteeing the same quality and, above all, the same service,” said Diego Castillo, managing director of Etilisa. “We will also be offering this service to prospective customers.”