label printers

The show’s focus will be on the new EyeC Proofiler Graphic Connect as well as the ProofRunner options for AI-based defect classification and the flagship EyeC Proofiler DT series.

Epson to demonstrate how printing and labeling solutions can simplify workflows and drive more efficient retail operations.

A biogeographic color-coding system improves San Francisco Museum’s research access and long-term collection management, reports OEM Epson.

How eProductivity Software (ePS) is turning packaging production expertise into scalable intelligence.

New ColorWorks printer and Label Boost Software Suite make professional, color labeling and visitor badge printing easy and affordable for low volumes, says OEM Epson.

Mako Core with Apex and PACKZ Max, a pair of technologies from Hybrid Software, are recognized as industry-first innovations by PRINTING United Alliance.

Ron Petrucci delves further into the savings potential for office technology equipment dealers using aftermarket toner. Might Katun also enter into the production printing arena?

Designed for retail and logistics applications, the new device is Avery Dennison’s fastest and most efficient handheld printer line yet.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Higher ed leadership event at historic Fenway Park sparks critical dialog on AI, campus innovation, and the future of higher education, Canon reports.

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Tasha Ventimiglia, group dirrector for LOUPE Americas (formerly Labelexpo Global Series), reflects on a quarter-century of label exposition history.

National distributor ISI is unlocking new revenue opportunities for dealers with Toshiba barcode and label printers.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Rolando Martinez is appointed as senior director of marketing, Production Print. The industry veteran brings experience from HP, Kodak, and Kornit Digital, Canon says.

Ruggedized printer supports warehouse, distribution center, horticulture, and manufacturing labeling needs round-the-clock, says Toshiba.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Formerly Labelexpo, LOUPE Americas 2026 has appointed industry experts as ambassadors from across the label and package printing community.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

The 4-inch, dye-based printer is reliable and fast, running at production speeds of up to 13 inches per second, according to OEM Canon U.S.A.

Ouch! At Applied Innovation, total clicks per device have dropped from 5,500 in 2019 to 3,750 post-COVID, reports CEO John Lowery. What’s a dealer to do?

Come September in Chicago, integrated workflow will take center stage across labels, flexible packaging, and folding cartons, says Swiss OEM Bobst.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

The label printing opportunities are out there, stresses Frank Cannata. Dealers need to “wake up,” he says.

FG Larsson demonstrates how the subscription-based model supports flexible, in-house food label production without upfront capital investment, OEM Xeikon says.

The new thermal Inkjet solution from Domino is designed to help manufacturers prepare for the industry’s transition to GS1 Digital Link and variable 2D coding.