Dusobox Corporation, an Orlando, Florida-based designer and manufacturer of corrugated packaging solutions, recently installed an HP Scitex 15500 Corrugated Press to produce promotional items, retail packaging, shelf displays, stand-alone displays and to-go containers. For over 65 years, Dusobox has provided its customers innovation, accuracy, efficiency and sustainability in the development and creation of total packaging solutions. With the new press, Dusobox can now deliver customized packaging with variable imaging and content at the quality and speed-to-market required by its most demanding customers. 

“The display and retail industries have become increasingly crowded, and the stakes are higher than ever to create truly unique applications,” said Chuck Delaney, senior vice president, retail sales, Dusobox. “The HP Scitex 15500 Corrugated Press differentiates us from our competition, but more importantly it allows us to add value for our customers’ with customization to address seasonality and multiple SKUs more efficiently.”

The HP Scitex 15500 Corrugated Press allows converters to digitally print high-value corrugated applications with automated stack-to-stack, hands-free operation. The press offers HP Scitex Corrugated Grip, an advanced media handling system that overcomes the challenges of printing on warped corrugated boards, keeping media flat for high quality, productive printing.  With the HP HDR230 Scitex Inks for paper board applications, the HP Scitex 15500 also drives down costs and improves the digital break-even point. With this press, Dusobox can reach new levels of customization and capability in design options, product size and order size that are unparalleled in the marketplace. 

“When investing in new technology, that also means trusting in a partner to help you through installation all the way to fully functioning production,” said Richard Kelley, vice president, sales, Dusobox. “We selected HP as our trusted ally to grow our business because of its proven record in allied fields and innovative applications, and the new press will be a perfect complement to the technology processes we’ve been using for decades.”