Durst Group Triples Hybrid Printing Solution Sales
The manufacturer saw demand for its integrated digital and finishing systems surge over the past year.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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Durst Group reports that sales of its hybrid printing solutions have tripled globally over the last 12 months. The company attributes this growth to the rising demand for integrated systems that combine digital printing and finishing workflows.
Why it matters
Label converters are increasingly prioritizing integrated platforms to manage shorter print runs and faster turnaround times. This shift allows businesses to avoid the complexity of coordinating between multiple vendors and disconnected systems.
Sales for hybrid printing solutions tripled during the period from October 2025 to October 2026. The company specifically manufactures the Tau G3 digital print unit as part of its integrated product lineup.
The players
Durst Group
An international manufacturer specializing in advanced digital printing and production technology for various industries.
The details
Durst integrates digital printing, inline flexo, and finishing capabilities into a single platform for label converters. These systems also include workflow software designed to provide centralized process automation and ink management.
Timeline
Durst tripled its sales between October 2025 and October 2026.
Market Landscape
This growth tracks with the broader transition toward integrated digital and flexo hybrid printing systems in the global label industry. By centralizing management, firms are positioning themselves to better compete against rivals relying on legacy, disconnected hardware.
Converters utilizing these platforms may see reduced operational overhead and faster project delivery times for end-user clients. For companies in the packaging and label space, these technical upgrades often mean faster turnaround on consumer orders.
The takeaway
Businesses looking to streamline production should evaluate whether their current vendor ecosystem creates unnecessary operational friction. Integrating multi-stage workflows into a single interface is an effective way to improve output efficiency for complex print jobs.
Further reading
Learn more about industry shifts in Consumer Goods.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Large Format Review.
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