How can on-demand label printing be better for the environment?
On-demand label production is better for the environment as the number of production steps and waste is dramatically reduced compared to outsourcing digital label production, or overprinting on pre-printed stock.
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ColorWorks C4000e Series
This high-quality desktop printer series has a compact footprint, making it ideal for desktop installations. The C4000 series has a range of easy-to-use features and enhanced connectivity, allowing for increased printing flexibility.
ColorWorks C6500 Series
This 8-inch colour label printer (with auto-cutter) offers bespoke, flexible, colour labelling and supports a wide range of label sizes.
CW-C6000 Series
This on-demand, digital, four-colour label printer opens up new opportunities for businesses with lots of SKUs to manage and not much time.
CW-C7500 Series
Produce high-quality colour labels in-house and on-demand with this reliable and cost-effective industrial printer.
CW-C3500 Series
The high-speed, high-quality colour label printer, designed to print a wide variety of labels in-house with a low cost-per-label.
Media
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Did you know?
If businesses switched to using on-demand inkjet labelling:
180 million square metres of label waste per year could be saved
The equivalent covering of 25,264 football pitches.2
Ink waste could be cut by an estimated 619 tonnes per year
The equivalent of almost 49 double decker buses.2
Energy savings of 28.7 million kWh could be achieved each year
The equivalent of lighting 95,960 homes and equal to a reduction of 6.7 million tonnes of CO2.2
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Label media for Epson ColorWorks C7500/C7500G printers
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¹ CO2 emissions are calculated using the European Union (27) greenhouse gas emission intensity of electricity generation (g CO2/kWh) according to EEA published 25 Oct 2023.
² Please find an explanation of the savings in the Smithers White Paper to be found under this link