Focus LX Letterflex Flexographic Label Printing Machine — Bangladesh

Machine Specification

Why RMG label converters buy the Letterflex

Every garment leaving Bangladesh carries labels — brand label, size label, wash-care label, country of origin. For an export factory shipping millions of units, those labels are a continuous, high-volume requirement with strict quality standards, because a buyer will reject a shipment for illegible wash-care text as readily as for a fabric fault.

The Letterflex is built specifically for this work: narrow-web flexo printing on textile substrates at the volumes label converters serving RMG factories need. Being a UK-built Focus Label machine matters commercially in two ways — international buyers recognise the brand as a quality signal during factory audits, and the engineering tolerance holds registration over long runs. Prominent Tec’s role is making that machine practical to own in Bangladesh: local installation, locally stocked spares, service engineers in Dhaka rather than a support ticket to England.

Applications

Label converters serving the RMG export sector use the Letterflex for brand labels, size labels, wash-care and composition labels, and country-of-origin tags supplied to garment factories across Gazipur, Narayanganj, Savar and Chittagong. Larger garment groups that print their own labels in-house use it to remove dependence on external label suppliers and shorten lead times on style changes.

The press sits alongside our d-Tex Digital Printing Machine, which handles the variable-data short-run work the Letterflex is not economic for, and the Tagtrans 225 Proscreen for silk-screen tag printing. Converters serving multiple garment customers often run more than one of these to cover different order profiles.

Explore related equipment and supplies: d-Tex Digital Printing Machine, Tagtrans 225 Proscreen, Focus eFlex Printing Machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What substrates can the Letterflex print on?

Satin, taffeta, woven tape and standard narrow-web label materials used for garment labels. Tell us your specific substrate mix at quotation and we will confirm suitability and recommend the right configuration.

Why buy a UK-built press rather than a cheaper Chinese alternative?

Two commercial reasons beyond build quality: international buyers recognise Focus Label during factory audits, and registration stability over long runs means less waste on high-volume label orders. Whether that justifies the price difference depends on your customer base — if you supply audited export factories, it usually does.

Does Prominent Tec supply parts and service locally?

Yes — we are the authorised Focus Label distributor in Bangladesh. Common spares are stocked in Dhaka and our service engineers handle installation and maintenance locally rather than routing support through the UK.

How does it compare to the d-Tex digital machine you also sell?

The Letterflex is flexo — best for long runs of a single design at low unit cost. The d-Tex is digital — best for short runs and variable data where each label differs. Converters with mixed order books often run both.

What is the delivery and installation timeline?

Typically 30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port, plus 10–14 days for inland transport, installation, commissioning and operator training.

What training is provided?

Installation includes commissioning and operator training covering job setup, plate mounting, registration, ink handling and preventive maintenance. Additional training visits can be arranged.