Edale LabelLine FL4p
Precision label production. Proven platform.
The LabelLine FL4p is Edale’s Precision-tier flexo press, built on the proven FL3 platform and designed for label converters who need more from their production. Advanced registration control, job storage and recall, and modular upgrade paths mean one platform can deliver premium, diversified label work, consistently, across every shift.
Edale LabelLine FL4p
Precision label production. Proven platform.
The LabelLine FL4p is Edale’s Precision-tier flexo press, built on the proven FL3 platform and designed for label converters who need more from their production. Advanced registration control, job storage and recall, and modular upgrade paths mean one platform can deliver premium, diversified label work, consistently, across every shift.
Built for label converters looking to diversify
The FL4p handles a wide range of substrates and applications, giving converters the capability to move into higher-value work and adjacent applications without additional machinery.
- Pressure-sensitive labels for food, drink, health and beauty, and cosmetics
- Light board applications, including train tickets, swing tags and concert tickets
- Linerless labels and IML (in-mould labels)
- Medical labels and peel and read labels
- Lamitubes and shrink sleeve substrates
- Substrates from 12 to 450 microns, including film, aluminium foil and light board
Why converters choose the FL4p
No specialist operators needed.
Servo-driven registration and automated set-up mean the press doesn't rely on individual expertise. Job storage and recall saves every setting from the first run, so any operator can reproduce the same result on any shift.
Replace two machines with one.
In many cases, a single LabelLine FL4p can consolidate the capability of two older line shaft presses; freeing up floorspace and simplifying your production setup without compromising output.
Premium finishing, in-line.
Optional inline embellishment — cold foil, varnish, reverse print, peel and read, lamination and tactile effects — opens up higher-value work without a separate finishing process or outsourcing.
Fast changeovers, lower waste.
Quick-change systems, accurate job memory and an intuitive HMI get you from job to job faster, with less start-up waste on every run.
A wide substrate range.
Handles 12 to 450 microns across film, foil, light board, linerless and more, so you can take on a broader range of applications on a single machine.
Built to grow with you.
Modular upgrade paths mean the FL4p can be reconfigured as your applications and volumes change, protecting the investment long-term without replacing the press.
Invest once. Upgrade as you grow
Press investment decisions carry long-term consequences. The FL4p’s modular design means you don’t need to predict exactly what capability you’ll need in five years. Configure the platform for today’s production and add drying, finishing, embellishment or automation modules later, as new applications or volumes demand it. For converters weighing up a second press against replacing ageing kit, the FL4p offers a more considered route: one platform with a clear and flexible upgrade path.
LabelLine FL4p at a glance
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Performance tier | Precision (Edale LabelLine range) |
| Platform | Built on the proven FL3 platform |
| Web width | 430mm to 570mm |
| Substrate range | 12 to 450 microns |
| Substrate types | Film, aluminium foil, lamitubes, light board, linerless, IML, medical |
| Applications | Labels, tickets, tags, swing tags, peel and read, IML |
| Registration | Advanced servo registration control |
| Inline finishing | Cold foil, varnish, reverse print, peel and read, lamination, tactile effects |
| Automation | Job storage and recall, automated set-up routines |
| Upgrade paths | Modular configuration, upgradeable at any point |
| Support | Lifecycle partnership: commissioning, training, remote support and optimisation |
See the FL4p for yourself
Book a demo at our Hampshire site and see the LabelLine FL4p running, or get in touch to talk through your application and substrate requirements with the team.