The short answer

Digital Label Services is at 7A Melissa St, Green Point NSW 2251, around 30 km from Wyong and approximately thirty minutes by car via the M1 Pacific Motorway south and the Central Coast Highway. We are open 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday and supply the North Wyong estate.

Digital Label Services · 7A Melissa St, Green Point NSW 2251 · 0431 942 464 · Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm

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The drive from Wyong to Digital Label Services is around 30 km, approximately thirty minutes on the M1 Pacific Motorway and the Central Coast Highway. It is the longest run inside the Central Coast and the most industrial origin in the set. Our all directions and parking page covers the others.

The North Wyong Industrial and Enterprise Precinct is zoned IN1 General Industrial and has its own Central Coast Council development control plan chapter. That means heavier processes, harsher environments, and labels that have to survive both. Those are problems worth bringing in person rather than describing.

What is the route from Wyong to Green Point?

From Donaldson Street, Brussels Road or London Drive in the North Wyong estate, work out to the Pacific Highway and onto the M1 Pacific Motorway southbound.

Leave the motorway for the Central Coast Highway, head east through West Gosford and Erina, then take Avoca Drive into Green Point. Around 30 km, approximately thirty minutes.

What is worth knowing about the drive south?

The M1 carries the trip and the run is largely uninterrupted. The variables sit at each end: the Pacific Highway enterprise corridor at Wyong, and the Central Coast Highway through West Gosford.

Southbound traffic builds early on weekday mornings, so the run from Wyong to Digital Label Services is cleanest mid-morning, with an early-afternoon return.

Why do North Wyong manufacturers come to Green Point?

The precinct is divided into Regulated Emissions Areas A, B and C, with higher-risk air-polluting industries confined to Area A. Drum, chemical and asset labels have to survive those environments.

Manufacturing added $1,270.8 million to the Central Coast economy in 2022/23, the region’s third-largest sector. Little Creek Cheese is in Wyong, and Berkeley Vale nearby holds Mars Food and Sanitarium.

What should you bring, and should you book?

Bring the drum, jerry can, carton or wrapped pack the label sits on, and any label that has lifted, faded or been chemically attacked in service.

Half an hour each way is worth confirming. You can call us before you visit so the printer is free and the material is here. Open 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday.

What can be handled without leaving Wyong?

Most of it. Labels, stock and genuine consumables are delivered into the estate, and the Wyong Employment Zone is a named Central Coast employment hub, so we run the route regularly.

Printer faults are often diagnosed by phone from a photograph, and technicians travel north for installation, training and servicing.

“Digital Label Services have delivered quality labels and consumables, cost savings and support for the last 7 months for our colour label printers ensuring that a key component of our business runs efficiently.”

Kim Jardine, General Manager, James Bennett P/L

Frequently asked questions

How long is the drive from Wyong to Digital Label Services?

Around 30 km and approximately thirty minutes via the M1 Pacific Motorway south and the Central Coast Highway. The motorway section is the predictable part. The Pacific Highway at the Wyong end and the highway through West Gosford are where the time varies.

Do you supply the North Wyong industrial estate?

Yes. Labels, label stock, genuine consumables, printers and technical support all go into Amsterdam Circuit, Brussels Road, London Drive, Donaldson Street and the wider precinct. Our technicians travel north for installation, training and servicing, so equipment work does not require a trip south.

Can I bring a drum or container in to test a label on?

Yes, and it is the most useful thing to bring. Surface, curvature, temperature and chemical exposure all change which facestock and adhesive suit. Label materials, adhesives, inks and finishes should be selected according to the intended application and relevant Australian requirements.

Do I need an appointment?

Not strictly during opening hours, but for a half-hour drive it is worth confirming. Booking means the printer you want to see is free rather than mid-production, and the right person is on site rather than out on a call.

Where do I park when I arrive?

Because these are working premises rather than a retail showroom, it is worth confirming access and parking before you set out. Call 0431 942 464 before you leave Wyong and we will tell you where to pull up and confirm that someone is free to meet you.

Nearby label printing services

Thirty minutes down the M1

Call 0431 942 464 to book a product demonstration or ask for a personalised quote. Bring the drum, the failed label and the volumes, and we will match a material to the job.

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