LabelProfi Installs HP Indigo 200K Digital Press
The Slovenian packaging printer adds a digital press built for short and medium runs of flexible packaging.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Consumer Goods
LabelProfi has installed an HP Indigo 200K digital press at its site in Slovenia. The press is designed to print flexible packaging, including stand-up Doypacks, flat pouches, zipper pouches, spouted pouches, and printed films.
Why it matters
Digital printing suits jobs with short runs and many designs, SKUs, and product variations, where conventional plate-based setups are costly. The installation reflects a broader move among packaging printers toward digital production for flexible formats.
The HP Indigo 200K prints flexible packaging at up to 56 m/min and reproduces up to 97 percent of the Pantone range. LabelProfi, which has more than 30 years in printing and packaging, has not disclosed the press's cost or expected job volume.
The players
LabelProfi
LabelProfi is a printing and packaging company with more than 30 years of experience, operating a site in Slovenia where the HP Indigo 200K was installed.
HP Indigo
HP Indigo is the digital printing business of HP Inc. that developed the Indigo 200K press and its LEP and One Shot Color technologies for flexible packaging.
The details
The HP Indigo 200K uses HP Indigo LEP and One Shot Color technology and supports extended color and spot colors. Digital printing removes the need for conventional printing plates and long setup procedures, letting artwork move more directly into production.
Timeline
The installation was reported in an article published on November 9, 2026.
Market Landscape
The HP Indigo LEP platform, which underpins the 200K, is a digital printing technology that competes with conventional plate-based flexo and gravure methods for packaging work. LabelProfi's purchase extends that technology further into flexible packaging for short and medium runs.
Brands using flexible packaging from LabelProfi may see shorter production runs and faster changes to designs, since digital printing avoids new plate sets. Shoppers are unlikely to notice a direct change in pricing from the installation alone.
The takeaway
Digital printing lets packaging buyers order quantities closer to actual demand, which can reduce stored packaging stock and the risk of obsolete inventory. Businesses weighing short-run packaging should compare digital and conventional costs for their own order sizes.
Further reading
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