Label King Installs HP Indigo Press in Utah

The Salt Lake City label printer added a digital HP Indigo 6K+ press at its 14,000-square-foot facility.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Consumer Goods

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Label King has installed an HP Indigo 6K+ digital press at its 14,000-square-foot Salt Lake City plant after an eight-month evaluation of flexo, hybrid, and digital systems. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Label King has installed an HP Indigo 6K+ press at its Salt Lake City facility, which opened last year. The company evaluated flexo, hybrid, and digital presses over about eight months before selecting the HP system.

Why it matters

The investment expands digital label capacity at a Salt Lake City plant that serves the local label market. Its selection reflects the value Label King placed on registration accuracy and material flexibility.

The Utah facility spans 14,000 square feet and was evaluated against flexo, hybrid, and digital presses over roughly eight months. Output capacity and the investment cost of the HP Indigo 6K+ were not disclosed.

The players

Label King

Label King is a label printing company whose Utah location is in Salt Lake City.

Adam Peek

Adam Peek leads the Label King Utah location and hosts the People of Packaging podcast.

The details

Label King chose the HP Indigo 6K+ after comparing several press technologies. Adam Peek, who leads the Utah location, oversees sales, marketing, finance, and production operations there.

Timeline

  1. Last year: Utah facility opened in Salt Lake City.

  2. About eight months: Label King evaluated flexo, hybrid, and digital presses before choosing HP.

Market Landscape

The HP Indigo digital press line is a established option in label printing, and Label King's choice adds to its use among regional converters. Utah's label market already has operators familiar with HP technology, which makes adoption of additional Indigo equipment a practical step for local printers.

Expanded digital label capacity in Salt Lake City could shorten turnaround for local brands that need short-run packaging. Consumers are unlikely to see a direct price or product change from this equipment installation alone.

The takeaway

Equipment choices like Label King's show that printers weigh registration accuracy and material range heavily when investing in digital presses. Businesses buying packaging services can ask providers which press technologies they use for short runs.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Labelsandlabeling.