The SpeedSet Orca press combines digital primer, water-based inks, and inline varnish, handling paper and micro-flute substrates to allow different packaging applications to be produced on the same digital platform.
The recycled content reduces virgin plastic demand, while the mono-material polyolefin structure (compatible with existing recycling infrastructure) ensures the pack can be processed after use.
The PRPC 330 UV digital system applies UV-curable inkjet for spot effects, building gloss or metallic finishes directly on the label without raised tooling costs.
One-third of the facility’s total output, 50,000 tonnes annually, is dedicated to refined recycled copper, processing scrap material back into specification-grade metal.
The Click-Box’s water-based barrier coating provides an effective water vapour barrier without plastic lamination, while the corrugated board structure maintains rigidity.
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The 25% lower capital cost claim suggests that Vention’s modular approach avoids the custom engineering and specialised integration labour that drive up costs of traditional palletising systems.
The pack is covered by two patents: one relates to a push-and-pull refill mechanism modelled on a ballpoint pen, and the other covers a double tamper seal system to improve product protection and reduce contamination risk.
The film conforms to the new CEN EN 18120-7 design-for-recycling standard, issued in April 2026, and can replace PVdC-coated films or laminates that use other clear barrier technologies as a single web.