The 17in servo-driven machine will enable the 120-staff company to produce a minimum of 25m metres each year.
Gwyn Bouch, managing director at Systems Labelling, said the investment will allow the company to meet demand while growing the business.
He said: "From a product development perspective we will also be able to run thinner gauge materials with PET liner adding value for our customers by driving down packaging weight and offering a recyclable alternative to traditional glassine liners."
Systems Labelling has a turnover of more than £15m with three production facilities in Deeside, Runcorn and Essex.
Dave Acott, quality and technical director at the company, said the additional capacity coupled with a new inline die-cutting facility would "provide choice and flexibility for our customers whilst developing the skill base of our production staff".
Systems Labelling boosts capacity and environmental options with Mark Andy investment
Systems Labelling has boosted capacity by 15% after taking delivery of its 10th press, an eight-colour Mark Andy flexo press.
