Labelling Solutions
cutting, lamination (multi-layers or protection fi lm), slitting and rewinding, perforation, marking, automated quality control etc.
• For high-value labels, these stages are critical as they determine conformity, functionality and reliability.
Dorey Converting Systems (DCS) has developed expertise in designing and installing modular, automated, high-precision and tailored Finishing solutions to the requirements of industrial label manufacturers.
FINISHING SOLUTIONS BY DOREY CONVERTING SYSTEMS: A SOLUTION FOR EVERY NEED! DCS off ers fl exible, high-performance label fi nishing solutions with its complementary Cutting-Edge Finishing machines, Expert and Essential Series, covering every need - from standard labels to the most complex:
• EXPERT SERIES: precision at the highest level > Intelligent Laser & Rotary Die-Cutting machines | Accuracy: 25–150 microns - Designed for high-value, multi-layer labels - Ultra-precise cutting with speed and consistency - Fully customisable - Industry 4.0-ready (option)
• ESSENTIAL SERIES: performance meets aff ordability
> Rotary Die-Cutting machines | Accuracy: ≥150 microns - Designed for valuable, single- or multi-layers labels
- For applications where ultra-tight tolerances are not critical
- Excellent performance at a more accessible investment level - Fully customisable
Perfect for prototyping and pre-series in R&D centers, and high-volume production in factories, label manufacturers can choose the right machine solution adapted to the complexity of their labels and the level of tolerance expected, while gaining considerably in productivity and guaranteeing a stable process and consistent quality.
RFID AND SMART LABELS: A TECHNOLOGICAL MILESTONE • Integrating RFID inlays transforms a label into a connected object and represents a signifi cant technological advancement in the fi nishing process.
• This operation requires inlays to be deposited at high speed, precisely aligned, encapsulated, then tested and encoded in-line.
• This integration requires precise positioning
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of the inlays on the belt and perfect synchronization with the belt.
• The process can work either from dry inlays or wet inlays. Working from dry inlay the machine will transform it in wet inlay in the same cycle of label converting. Cutting-Edge Finishing Series by DCS enable fast and reliable wet or dry inlay deposit, inlay encapsulation by lamination and on-the-fl y encoding and testing.
HOW TO WIN THE TRUST OF RFID & SMART LABEL MARKETS: 100% COMPLIANCE • RFID inlays can have a defect rate of between 0.5% and 2%.
• To guarantee fully functional reels, DCS off ers an innovative Selective Sorting Module that tests, sorts and automatically replaces faulty tags without interrupting reel production. This strategic option guarantees 100% conformity of the fi nal reels and could be a decisive selling point in quality- and traceability-sensitive markets such as logistics and the medical sector.
LABELEXPO EUROPE 2025 • Thanks to its Expert & Essential Series modular Finishing solutions, off ering advanced RFID compatibility and intelligent quality control options, DCS has become a key European partner for label manufacturers concerned with performance, reliability and profi tability.
• Dorey Converting Systems will be showcasing it Essential Serie Finishing solution at Labelexpo Europe in Barcelona from 16 to 19 September 2025. Live demos every day!
• We would be delighted to welcoming you to our Booth 3D28, shared with our partner Rototechnix (rotary die), to meet you, to discuss your labelling business and our service off erings.
A NEW AND UNIQUE TESTING CENTER IN EUROPE!
Whatever the complexity of your labels, a team of experts is available to welcome you on site or to off er you a live remote demo: quick testing, prototyping and tailor- made responses to all your most demanding requirements.
You are welcome to contact us at: Dorey Converting Systems France 250 rue des Artisans, 26750 Chatillon Saint-Jean +33 4 75 05 10 00
contact@converting-systems.com
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