Nakagawa

Nakagawa Mfg. Deutschland GmbH was founded in 1991 and is a subsidiary of Nakagawa Mfg. Co., Ltd., based in Saitama, Japan. With 7 locations and around 500 employees worldwide, Nakagawa is one of the leading manufacturers of media for variable printing. The more than 60 years of experience of its Japanese parent company provide valuable expertise in the development of innovative printing solutions.

Nakagawa has a long history of innovation in the printing industry. The company was the first manufacturer to develop facsimile paper for data transmission for NASA. This pioneering development helped Nakagawa achieve a significant share of the global market and contributed to the establishment of its international subsidiaries.

In 1992, Nakagawa continued its innovative approach with the launch of its first specialized inkjet papers and products, developed in cooperation with a renowned printer manufacturer. The initial range included CD labels, address labels, postcards, and greeting cards.

Nakagawa Printing Media

Nakagawa Mfg. Deutschland offers a wide range of products for inkjet, direct thermal, and thermal transfer printers for the European market. Its printing media can be found in numerous everyday and professional applications, including receipts, shelf labels, trade fair tickets, and identification labels.

Customized Printing Solutions

One of Nakagawa's key strengths is its ability to develop application-specific and customer-specific printing media. The company works closely with customers to identify the most functional solution for their particular requirements, from selecting the appropriate material to developing specialized products.

With a strong focus on innovation, product development, and customer requirements, Nakagawa continues to develop new printing media and introduce innovative solutions to the market.

At Barcode Site, you can find Nakagawa products for professional printing and identification applications. Our team can advise you on the most suitable solution for your printing requirements.