Comexi, a global benchmark in flexible packaging printing and converting solutions, is set to make a significant impact at LabelExpo Europe 2025, taking place from September 16 to 19 in Barcelona. From booth 5G73, the company will unveil a renewed technological oering that redefines the boundaries of label printing and converting—faster, more personalized, and more sustainable. Comexi is the only company in the sector to oer flexible packaging and label printing solutions in Digital, Oset, and Flexography, tailoring technologies to each customer's specific needs.

At the heart of this transformation is the new Comexi D4 digital press, designed to unleash unrestricted creativity. This solution, ideal for short runs and fully customized designs, eliminates the need for plates and enables real-time design changes, drastically reducing time to market. Its versatility redefines label production for brands that demand immediacy and dierentiation.

Another key innovation is the Digiflex digital press, specializing in variable code printing for critical applications such as traceability, brand protection, and advanced personalization with QR or data matrix codes. It is a strategic tool for brands seeking smart, secure consumer engagement.

Comexi also reinforces its leadership in central drum oset printing with the Comexi CIO set evolution—a perfect solution for multiple SKUs and short runs that combines outstanding quality with a strong environmental commitment. The technology reduces solvent use and minimizes emissions, providing a highly sustainable alternative for an increasingly demanding market.

In the field of sliing, Comexi will showcase its turret slier rewinders S1DT and S2DT, capable of sliing reels from 30 mm and integrating with fully automated end-of-line systems. These solutions maximize productivity and meet the growing need for eiciency and precision in label converting.

F4 Origin: A New Generation of Compact Flexographic Presses

Innovation continues with the premiere of the Comexi F4 Origin, the fourth generation of an iconic model introduced in 2010. Since then, Comexi has sold over 100 units of the F4 in its previous three versions, cementing its place as one of the most successful compact presses on the market. This new version maintains the essence of its predecessors—compact format, agility, and versatility—but takes a qualitative leap in performance, eiciency, and
sustainability.

Designed for flexible small-format productions, the new F4 Origin now reaches speeds of up to 400 m/min and a maximum width of 1,120 mm, thanks to a fully reinforced mechanical structure. It incorporates the GeniusRun system to eliminate bouncing, ensuring exceptional print quality even at minimum formats of 240 mm.

Additionally, the GeniusDry drying system has been optimized to work with both solvent- based and water-based inks, further supporting sustainability. This redesigned system also brings major energy eiciency improvements by minimizing temperature loss and optimizing airflow between colors to reduce circulating air volume.

In line with Comexi’s more advanced models such as the F2 Origin and F1 Evolution, the F4 Origin now integrates the control console into the machine, reducing the footprint and improving usability. The upper walkway and access points have also been completely redesigned, significantly enhancing ergonomics—making it easier for operators to access the drying tunnel, central drum, video system, and threading, while also facilitating maintenance.

This new generation is ideal not only for short-run flexible packaging but also for the label sector, whose production needs often align with flexographic technologies. Its 240 mm minimum format enables jobs to be printed without duplicating plates, and its compact size makes it a perfect choice for label printers looking to expand into flexible packaging. With this machine, it's possible to transition from printing a label for a glass or PET bole to formats such as recyclable monomaterial stand-up pouches, opening up new market opportunities for brands focused on sustainability and diversification.

Three Days of Networking and Live Demonstrations to Expand to new markets

To experience all these solutions firsthand, Comexi invites all LabelExpo aendees to visit its Technological Center at headquarters in Girona on September 17 and 19. Live demonstrations of their most cuing-edge technologies will be held, including the oicial launch of the Comexi F4 Origin, as well as exclusive demos in oset, digital, and sliing technologies. During these sessions, converters and brand owners will not only discover state-of-the-art label printing and converting technology but also how Comexi solutions can help them expand into flexible packaging markets.

Also, on September 15 at Comexi’s HQ, the company will host a special presentation of the F1 Evolution, its most advanced flexo press. Three live demos will showcase the machine’s capabilities: a solventless job printed at maximum speed with no bounce, a high- definition design using water-based inks, and a third demo with electron beam technology— highlighting how innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.

Join Comexi at LabelExpo Europe 2025 and Experience the Future of Label Printing

Visit us at LabelExpo: Booth: 5G73
Dates: September 16–19, 2025
Venue: Fira de Barcelona

Visit our facilities:
September 15 F1 evolution presentation: 10.00 AM to 17.00 PM
September 17: 2:00 PM to 5:15 PM
September 19: 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM
Round-trip bus service from Barcelona to Comexi will be available
Register   here:   hps://share.hsforms.com/1l0CcrCqvQTqBko49dJGVIg5c229

For media inquiries, please contact: 
Desirme Villar – Communications Manager 
desiree.villar@comexi.com
Jorge Serra – Marketing Director 
jorge.serra@comexi.com

About Comexi

Comexi is a leading provider of solutions for the flexible packaging printing and converting industry. With a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, Comexi delivers cuing-edge technologies and services that drive eiciency and environmental responsibility.

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