Use paths
Press paths
Press-floor routes built around real South African production weeks.
Starter Floor
A grounded route for a starter flexo floor in South Africa, set out for crews who know press basics and need a workable setup.
Scale Up
A working route for flexo scale-up on South African packaging floors, planned for teams moving beyond a single steady press line.
Education Cell
A shopfloor route for an education cell in South Africa, shaped for teams training operators on plates, inks, anilox and print checks.
Export Line
Export press paths put plate storage, ink approval and barcode checks ahead of the main run. Teams usually build in stronger traceability at rewind, carton marking for port dispatch, and tighter register records for jobs moving from Gauteng plants to Durban or Cape Town shipments.
Retail Bay
Retail bay paths suit frequent changeovers, mixed SKUs and promo packs that need fresh sleeves on short notice. Artwork approval points sit close to mounting and colour matching, with quick checks on varnish, shelf impact and scan accuracy before packs leave the press area.
Warehouse Loop
Warehouse loop paths tie substrate receipt, plate issue, press loading and packed stock back into one traffic pattern. The route works best where roll labels, pallet tags and dispatch notes must match batch details, while forklifts, rewind stations and finished goods stay out of each other's way.
Coastal Site
A floor route for a coastal site in South Africa, adjusted for humidity, salt air, cleaning intervals and storage conditions.
Highveld Site
A floor route for a highveld site in South Africa, set for dust, dry air, static and the pace of inland production.
Overnight Run
Overnight run paths focus on shift handover boards, repeat settings, anilox identification and wash-up timing between late jobs. Morning crews can then verify impression, drying, splice quality and leftover ink condition before the first delivery vehicle arrives.
Demo Path
Demo press paths are arranged around short runs where operators can stop, inspect and ask questions without disrupting a full production schedule. Sample plates, standard ink sets and simple substrates help trainers show dot gain, doctor blade condition, register movement and basic print fault checks at the machine.
Service First
A floor route with service first on South African sites, intended for teams sorting faults, wear items and machine condition before expansion.
Training First
A floor route with training first on South African sites, put together for teams tightening print habits before adding more output.
Spares Ready
A floor route with spares ready on South African sites, planned for teams who need key consumables and parts close to the press.
Audit Week
A floor route for audit week on South African sites, prepared for traceability, housekeeping, print records and buyer-facing checks.
Handoff Pack
A floor route for a handoff pack on South African sites, laid out for teams passing jobs, specs and press notes between shifts.
Multi Site
A floor route for multi site operations in South Africa, structured for teams keeping standards aligned across more than one plant.