VOREY digital label printer solutions are designed for label converters, print shops and manufacturers that need flexible short-run, customized and multi-SKU label production without conventional printing plates. The Color DLP V3 combines CMYK digital LED printing with up to 1200 × 2400 dpi resolution, a maximum 304 mm print width and roll-fed production for paper and film label materials.
It is suitable for businesses producing custom product labels, frequently changing artwork, multiple SKUs and on-demand label orders where fast digital job changeovers are more important than long conventional press setup.
| Specification | Color DLP V3 |
| Printing Technology | 4-color CMYK digital LED |
| Print Resolution | 1200 × 2400 dpi |
| Print Speed | 7.26 m/min |
| Media Width | 320 mm |
| Maximum Print Width | 304 mm |
| Maximum Print Length | 1200 mm |
| Media Thickness | 60–280 μm |
| Materials | Paper, PET, PP, PE and tested label media |
| Maximum Input Roll Diameter | 450 mm |
| Maximum Monthly Running | 60,000 m |
Food & Beverage Labels
Short-run labels for beverages, sauces, specialty foods and frequently changing product varieties.
Cosmetics & Personal Care
High-resolution labels for skincare, cosmetics, personal care and premium packaging with multiple product variations.
Wine & Spirits
Flexible production for seasonal releases, smaller batches and multiple wine or beverage SKUs.
Pharmaceutical & Healthcare
Printing workflows for product identification, batch information, barcodes and frequently updated label content.
Chemical & Industrial Labels
Labels requiring product identification, technical information, barcodes or changing product specifications.
Private Label & Multi-SKU Products
Particularly useful when similar products require different brand names, languages, packaging versions or artwork.
| Factor | Digital Label Printing | Flexographic Printing |
| Printing Plates | Not normally required | Required for conventional workflows |
| Job Changeover | Fast digital file changes | More setup required |
| Short Runs | Strong advantage | Less economical at very low volumes |
| Multiple SKUs | Highly flexible | More setup between designs |
| Variable Data | Strong capability | Limited with fixed plates |
| Long Repeat Runs | Depends on job | Strong advantage |
1. Digital Printing
Create the printed label roll directly from digital artwork using a digital label printer.
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2. Digital Embellishment
Add spot varnish, foil and other premium finishing effects with a digital foil printing machine.
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3. Digital Die Cutting
Convert printed rolls into finished label shapes using a digital label die cutter.
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4. Slitting & Rewinding
Prepare narrower finished rolls according to downstream labeling and packaging requirements.
1. What is a digital label printer?
A digital label printer prints label artwork directly from a digital file without requiring conventional printing plates. This makes digital printing especially suitable for short runs, multiple SKUs, customized labels and jobs that require frequent artwork changes. It can also reduce setup time when switching between different label designs.
2. What label materials can the Color DLP V3 print?
The VOREY Color DLP V3 is designed to work with a range of roll-fed label materials, including paper, PET, PP and PE substrates. Material surfaces, coatings and thicknesses can affect printing performance, so we recommend testing specialty or unverified materials before starting bulk production.
3. Is a digital label printer suitable for short-run label production?
Yes. Digital label printing is particularly suitable for short-run and multi-SKU production because artwork can be changed through digital files without creating a new printing plate for every design. This makes it useful for customized labels, seasonal packaging, private-label products, product variations and frequently changing orders.
4. How do I choose between digital label printing and flexographic printing?
The best printing method depends on your order volume, number of SKUs, substrate, artwork changes and production costs. Digital label printing is generally more flexible for short runs, multiple designs and frequent job changes, while flexographic printing can remain attractive for stable, high-volume repeat orders. Buyers should compare the complete production workflow rather than printing speed alone.
5. Do I need finishing equipment after using a digital label printer?
In most roll-label production workflows, printing is followed by one or more finishing processes. Depending on the finished product, you may require lamination, digital die cutting, matrix waste removal, slitting and rewinding. VOREY can help configure a digital label production workflow that combines printing with suitable downstream finishing equipment.
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