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Nazdar names Edward Baiden CEO

Selah Zighelboim — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 19:05:41 +0000

Nazdar has appointed Edward (Ed) Baiden as president and CEO, effective September 8, 2026. Baiden succeeds Richard Bowles, who is retiring after more than 23 years of dedicated leadership and service to the company.

Baiden brings more than 25 years of global leadership experience across industrial and specialty materials businesses. He joins Nazdar from W R Grace, where he served as senior vice president, strategy, planning and transformation, leading enterprise strategy, commercial and operational transformation, technology management, and corporate development. Prior to Grace, he led PPG's global traffic solutions business, experience that aligns closely with Nazdar's focus on manufacturing excellence, innovation, technical expertise and customer partnerships.

Over a career that also includes roles at DuPont and GE, Baiden has run complex global businesses and built teams, with a track record of growth and lasting customer relationships.

'Following a thoughtful and thorough search, the board is confident we have selected a leader who will build upon Nazdar's strong foundation while positioning the company for its next chapter of growth,' said Jeff Thrall, executive chairman, on behalf of the TEI board. 'Ed's proven ability to lead global businesses and strengthen customer relationships makes him the right leader for Nazdar's future.'

Baiden said: 'I am honored to join Nazdar, a company with a century-long reputation for quality, innovation and strong partnership with its customers. I have deep respect for what Richard and the team have built, and I look forward to working alongside them to carry that legacy forward and lead Nazdar into its next chapter.'

Baiden and Bowles will work closely together through the leadership transition to ensure a smooth handoff for employees, customers, suppliers and business partners. Nazdar’s commitment to its customers remains unchanged, and the team is focused on ensuring a smooth transition.

Bowles' retirement caps a tenure during which he helped strengthen Nazdar's business, culture and reputation across the global printing industry.

'It has been a privilege to lead Nazdar and to work alongside such a dedicated team and loyal customers,' said Bowles. 'I am confident the company's best days are ahead, and I am pleased to help Ed step into this role for a smooth transition.'

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Interflex Laser Engravers installs new equipment

Selah Zighelboim — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:15:46 +0000

Interflex Laser Engravers, a US provider of anilox, embossing and gravure engraving technology, has expanded its manufacturing capacity by investing in new grinders and a spray booth.

Installed throughout summer 2026, the new investments will accelerate production, increase throughput and reinforce Interflex’s commitment to quality, service and fast turnaround times.

Interflex has a long-standing approach of combining technology with experienced craftsmanship, and the new equipment supports this by streamlining stages of the manufacturing process. The spray booth and grinders will support consistent product quality as production volume increases, helping maintain fast turnaround times.

The investment positions Interflex to support continued business growth while meeting the evolving needs of printers, converters and OEM partners. By strengthening its manufacturing capabilities today, the company is preparing for future demand while continuing to deliver the quality and service customers expect.

'Our customers continue to grow, and we believe it's our responsibility to grow alongside them,' said Austin Bridges, operations manager. 'This investment reflects our long-term commitment to providing the responsiveness and reliability our customers depend on while positioning Interflex for the next stage of growth.'

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Avery Dennison launches AD Fusion

Akanksha Meena — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 09:53:39 +0000

Avery Dennison has launched AD Fusion, a program to help label and packaging converters adopt RFID technology. Powered by SmartFace technology, AD Fusion delivers customizable materials with pre-inserted RFID inlays, removing the traditional barriers to entry and helping businesses meet the rapidly growing demand for smart labels quickly and cost-effectively.

Entering the smart label market has traditionally required significant capital investment, with production tied to specific presses or facilities with specialized inlay insertion equipment. AD Fusion changes that. Designed to help converters scale their RFID offerings with ease, the program delivers new flexibility, whether converters are just starting out or looking to optimize RFID production across their network.

Designed to integrate seamlessly into existing workflows, AD Fusion delivers custom slit rolls that arrive ready to print and convert with RFID inlays already embedded, no new machinery or additional training required. With ultra-thin inlays that maintain the look and performance of standard labels, the transition to smart labels has never been smoother.

‘AD Fusion represents a major step forward in making RFID more accessible and actionable for converters,’ said Abby Monnot, vice president of marketing at Avery Dennison. ‘By combining SmartFace technology with a streamlined, production-ready format, we are bringing to market an innovative solution that helps customers accelerate adoption, unlock new opportunities, and compete more effectively in a rapidly evolving landscape.’

Visit Avery Dennison at Loupe Americas 2026 in booth 119 to see AD Fusion in action.

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Rotocon debuts in North America at Loupe Americas

Akanksha Meena — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 08:48:44 +0000

Rotocon will make its North American debut at Loupe Americas (formerly Labelexpo), alongside its partner, Rotocon USA, taking place from September 15–17 in Chicago.

At Booth 719, visitors will see a fully integrated label production line featuring Rotocon’s RFP C-Series dual-servo cylinder-based flexographic press, focused on productivity, automation and responsive support.

Live demonstrations of the press will take place daily at 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 2:00 PM, featuring a non-stop unwind with a butt splicer feeding into the RFP 450mm (17-inch), 8-color flexo press. The line will finish inline on a 2-spindle non-stop turret rewinder, providing a complete workflow demonstration from unwind through print and rewind.

The press is designed for efficient setup, precise registration, and high-quality label production. Other press features showcased at Loupe Americas include a BST web guiding system, Phidastien UV LED curing systems and a Wink SmartGap adjustable anvil system. Stand visitors can also learn more about the company’s full portfolio of flexo printing and label finishing technology.

Rotocon will host a press conference on its stand on Wednesday, September 16, from 11:00–11:30 AM, featuring an introduction to the Rotocon USA team and a live demonstration of the RFP C-Series flexographic press. Media partners and show visitors are invited to attend.

The event marks an important milestone for Rotocon and its partnership with Rotocon USA as the company expands its North American presence with local sales, service, spare parts and technical support. Combining German engineering and quality control, premium global components, and local support, Rotocon helps converters improve productivity, quality, uptime, and long-term confidence in their equipment.

‘We are excited to make our debut at Loupe Americas and connect with label and packaging converters from across the region,’ said Marco Aengenvoort, managing director, Rotocon Europe. ‘Together with Rotocon USA, we look forward to demonstrating how our printing, finishing, and automation solutions help customers improve productivity, quality, and uptime. By combining German engineering, assembly, and quality control with a global network of premium component suppliers, we deliver high-performance solutions backed by local sales and service support throughout the world.’

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AVT offers free unlimited operator training

Piotr Wnuk — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 22:24:39 +0000

AVT has announced free, unlimited access to its full library of self-paced operator tutorials for all customers, covering its 100 percent inspection systems for packaging and labels, in-line color measurement, workflow and optional modules, with no additional cost per operator or per seat.

The library comprises more than 25 tutorials available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German, each including knowledge checks, a final exam and automatic certification on completion. AVT said take-up since launch has been immediate, with a significant share of its customer base already registering for access.

The announcement follows AVT's structural price reduction for spare parts in late 2025 and reflects what the company describes as a shift in its role from technology vendor to long-term partner. The training offer is designed to address the recurring challenge of knowledge loss on production floors as operators move on, new hires join, and shifts rotate, reducing system performance not because the technology has changed but because operator familiarity has declined.

'We invest enormous effort in building systems that deliver exceptional value,' said Roy Porat, CEO of AVT. 'But that value is only realized when the people operating those systems truly know what they're capable of. Making sure of that is not a nice-to-have. It is our responsibility.'

'Our job does not end when the system is installed,' added Tamar Friedman, COO of AVT. 'Every operator who masters their AVT system and every team that grows more independent result in print runs that perform better.'

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Domino to feature digital retrofit technology

Selah Zighelboim — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 20:33:28 +0000

Domino will showcase its digital printing technology, software products and flexible equipment acquisition options at Loupe Americas 2026, September 15-17, at booth 6025.

At the show, Domino will feature its digital retrofit equipment, including the Domino N610i-R digital retrofit module and Domino K600i dual bar digital UV inkjet printer, integrated on a Mark Andy Performance Series flexo press.

Attendees will have multiple opportunities to see Domino technology in action. Julie Krueger, Domino demo room technician, will conduct live demonstrations on the hour, every hour, giving visitors a look at Domino digital printing technology and the opportunities it provides for label printing and production.

The Domino N610i-R digital retrofit module brings Domino digital inkjet technology to an existing flexographic platform, providing converters with a path to expand capability without adding additional footprint.

Domino N610i-R is a compact digital retrofit module that mounts directly onto an existing flexographic press, providing a versatile three-in-one technology for hybrid printing, digital-only printing or flexo-only printing. It allows converters to transform their analog equipment into a hybrid printing technology, adding the speed, versatility and customization of digital without replacing their current setup or requiring more floor space. This gives converters a powerful way to enter or expand into digital printing while protecting their investment in their flexo assets.

By integrating digital printing capability onto an existing flexo press, the N610i-R gives converters more for less. Domino N610i-R provides 600dpi CMYK+white, allowing for versioning, variable data printing, personalization, quick job changeovers and more. This means shorter make-ready time, less setup waste, the ability to handle multi-SKU jobs more efficiently, and shorter lead time and delivery to the customer.

Mike Barry, commercial director of Domino Digital Printing Americas, said: 'The N610i-R offers more than just immediate print flexibility. It’s a way to future-proof your business. As demand grows for faster turnaround, versioning and customization, having a digital press allows converters to adapt quickly. With no need to expand facility size, or worry about adding additional footprint, they gain a competitive edge while keeping capital expenditures and operational disruptions to a minimum. It allows converters to implement digital printing at a lower cost entry point, while providing a great value proposition for them to go after and acquire new customers and increase their revenue.'

Also being demonstrated will be the Domino K600i dual bar digital UV inkjet printer, now with LED curing at full speed. The K600i is a high-speed monochrome UV inkjet printer that integrates onto flexo presses, rewinders and finishing systems for variable data printing (VDP) at up to 492fpm. Print widths from 4.25in (108mm) to 30.81in (782mm). Applications for VDP include anti-counterfeiting, brand protection, consumer engagement, e-commerce, food safety, inventory control, logistics and reverse logistics, loyalty and promotional program, and track and trace. With this module, converters can print serial, batch, random or pin numbers; alpha numeric characters; variable images; linear barcodes; 2D matrix or QR codes. Partnering with SST LED Curing Technology, converters can print and cure with LED at full system speeds, reducing energy costs and eliminating the need for complex ventilation.

Additionally, Loupe attendees can see Sunrise 2027 GS1 code being printed live on all Domino equipment.

Sunrise 2027 is a global initiative to move the linear barcode to a QR code format by the year 2027. This evolution is expected to change the way converters print labels for their customers. Retailers have committed to having the scanning equipment to accept the new QR code format by 2027, and with that, brand owners and manufacturers are going to have the ability to add in additional information other than just pricing and inventory information in the products they sell. Additional information, such as serial numbers, date and lot codes, promotional information and other variable information, will be included in the UPC QR code without taking up additional real estate on the label.

Brand owners will want to unleash the power of this new code and the ability to add that additional data. This will make every label variable and unique in that it will have to have its own identifier or number. The brand owner is going to understand the benefits from this, and they’re going to look to the label and packaging converters to help them take advantage of these changes.

In addition to the live equipment demonstrations, interactive kiosks within booth 6025 will give visitors an opportunity to explore Domino’s full product portfolio and learn more about the range of technologies available to label converters.

At one of the kiosks, Sarah Ervin, technical product manager - applications, will provide demonstrations of Domino Sunrise DFE, giving attendees an opportunity to see the digital front-end technology in action and learn more about how it supports the digital printing workflow.

Visitors will also be able to see and experience the finished results for themselves. Label samples illustrating the quality of Domino digital printing technology will be available throughout the booth, and attendees are encouraged to take samples home with them.

Beyond the show floor, Domino will illustrate how they make digital printing technology easier to acquire. An 18-foot-tall by 44-foot-wide banner outside the front of the Donald E Stephens Convention Center will promote the Domino In-House Leasing Program, featuring the message: 'Starting at $6,995 per month, acquiring a Domino digital press has never been easier!'

Domino’s In-House Leasing Program provides customers with payment options to fit their budget while highlighting several key advantages, including a predictable monthly cost, bundled package with service and more, and trade-in options to help customers plan ahead.

These options are designed to give converters greater flexibility when investing in digital technology and provide a straightforward path to bring Domino digital printing capabilities into their operations.

'Loupe Americas 2026 provides a great opportunity for converters to experience Domino digital technology firsthand, explore our complete portfolio, and talk with our team about how digital can fit into their business,' said Barry. 'From live Domino N610i-R, K600i and Sunrise DFE demonstrations, to printed label samples attendees can take with them, we want visitors to leave booth 6025 with a clear understanding of what Domino technology can deliver. And with our In-House Leasing Program, we’re providing another way to make that investment more accessible, with predictable costs and options designed around the customer’s needs.'

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Inx to show inks and adhesives at Loupe

Selah Zighelboim — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:55:55 +0000

Inx International will showcase a broad range of ink, coating and adhesive technologies at Loupe Americas 2026, taking place September 15-17 at the Donald E Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois.

Visitors to booth 129 can explore products for labels, flexible packaging, shrink sleeves, folding cartons and food service packaging, including expanded nitrocellulose-free inks, low-migration technologies, recycle-ready inks and functional coatings.

'Converters today are being asked to deliver more – stronger performance on press, greater packaging functionality, improved recyclability and compliance with increasingly complex requirements,' said Renee Schouten, vice president of marketing at INX International.

'At Loupe Americas, we are bringing together technologies that address those challenges across a wide range of applications and print processes. Just as important, our technical and regulatory experts will be available to help converters determine which solutions make the most sense for their specific applications.'

Inx continues to expand its nitrocellulose-free ink portfolio to help converters respond to evolving packaging requirements without sacrificing the print quality, press performance and production consistency required for commercial production. Featured technologies include Innova Plus NCF adhesive lamination ink for flexible packaging, BelleFlora NCF gravure lamination ink and a new Surface Print NCF ink.

For food packaging applications, Inx will also feature low-migration technologies engineered to deliver reliable curing, dependable adhesion and consistent print quality while supporting global food packaging compliance. InxFlex LM LED and InxFlex Contour UVF LM provide converters with options for demanding food packaging applications where both production performance and regulatory considerations are critical.

Inx will showcase a range of shrink sleeve ink technologies engineered to combine production performance, shelf appeal and packaging recyclability.

Genesis Washable Inks, VersaTech Shrink and VersaTech Shrink Washable provide conventional and washable options for water-based shrink sleeve printing, and InxFlex Contour expands the portfolio with UV technology. These technologies are designed to work with modern floatable and washable recycling systems, helping brands and converters improve package recyclability while maintaining the color, adhesion and shrink performance required for demanding applications.

Loupe Americas attendees will also have the opportunity to explore Inx’s expanded coatings and adhesives offering, including water-based and energy-curable technologies for barrier, food service, digital and other functional applications. A new 32-page Inx Coatings & Adhesives Catalog will be available in booth 129 as a resource to help converters identify technologies based on their application, performance, protection, sustainability and production requirements.

Beyond the featured technologies, Inx offers inks, coatings and adhesives spanning flexographic, gravure, offset, UV, LED, digital, and specialty printing.

Products including Synergy, Infinity and InxFlex Contour are designed to help converters achieve consistent color, reliable curing, production efficiency and predictable performance across a broad range of label and packaging applications.

Inx technical and regulatory experts will be available to discuss specific applications and help converters evaluate products, address production challenges and navigate regulatory and sustainability requirements.

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Gen2X upgrade cuts retail inventory time sevenfold

Piotr Wnuk — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 16:00:00 +0000

Keonn Technologies has upgraded its AdvanTrack-600 overhead RFID reader system with support for Impinj's Gen2X protocol and E Family reader IC optimizations, reducing the time to achieve over 90 percent back-of-store inventory accuracy from approximately 58 minutes to around 7.5 minutes and cutting missing item counts by more than 50 percent in a full-scale retail store test covering more than 9,000 tagged items across multiple AdvanTrack-600 systems.

The upgrade addresses a persistent challenge in overhead RFID deployments: achieving consistent read accuracy in back-of-store environments where items are densely packed and inventory blind spots are common. Gen2X improves reader listening range, enabling detection of smaller, next-generation RFID tags that produce weaker replies, a growing concern as manufacturers introduce smaller form factor tags to reduce production costs. In Impinj lab testing using the AdvanTrack-600 system, Gen2X significantly improved area coverage and inventory speeds across fast, medium and slow read speed configurations.

The improvements allow retailers to identify inventory issues sooner, replenish shelves faster and maintain more accurate stock positions, reducing out-of-stocks and inventory shrink while supporting omnichannel fulfillment operations.

'Gen2X capabilities are hugely impactful for inventory management efficiency and accuracy, improving scanning automation in retail stores, warehouses, and factories,' said Ramir De Porrata-Doria, co-founder and managing director of Keonn Technologies. 'Using Impinj's innovations, our overhead readers are dramatically reducing inventory times and numbers of missing tags, differentiating our AdvanTrack series from competing solutions.'

Keonn expects to have 1,600 stores online by the end of 2026, with 80,000 devices deployed across more than 20 retailers in five continents.

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UV Pro to show curing systems at Loupe

Selah Zighelboim — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 14:30:51 +0000

UV Pro, UV Ray’s exclusive distribution partner for the Americas, will showcase UV Ray’s hybrid curing systems and air-cooled MaxLED technology at Loupe Americas 2026 (formerly Labelexpo) in Chicago, September 15-17, at booth 136.

UV Ray brings flexibility and efficiency to label printing. Its hybrid curing systems feature modular cassettes that allow fast switching between traditional arc lamps and LED arrays to accommodate different inks and substrates.

The UV Ray MaxLED features air-cooled LED units that deliver lower energy consumption and low heat with no chiller required. Water-cooled LED units are also available, providing stable operating temperatures for reliable performance and longer LED life while delivering the energy-efficiency and sustainability benefits of UV LED technology.

Brian Wenger, owner of UV Pro, brings expertise in UV curing technology to the Americas market, with nearly 30 years of experience. In addition to consulting on the procurement of new and retrofit UV Ray systems, UV Pro offers a wide range of services, including used UV equipment, spare and replacement parts, and servicing and repairs.

Over the past year, the UV Pro team has retrofitted numerous Mark Andy and other flexo presses across the Americas and installed UV Ray curing systems on new machines.

'Through our partnership with UV Ray, we’ve had the pleasure of working with driven and talented printers across the Americas,' said Wenger. 'It has been incredibly rewarding. We’re also seeing firsthand how UV Ray’s focus on serviceability benefits printers, with replaceable circuit cards allowing technicians to repair power supplies in the field rather than sending complete units away for service.

'We look forward to showcasing UV Ray’s range of UV and LED solutions to the industry at Loupe Americas. These technologies help printers capitalize on their new and existing press investments with energy-efficient, highly customizable solutions, backed by our local team’s expertise and support.'

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Eaglewood Technologies to show anilox tech

Selah Zighelboim — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 14:05:08 +0000

Eaglewood Technologies will showcase its latest innovations in anilox cleaning and inspection at booth 645 at Loupe Americas 2026, with a focus on technology tailored for narrow web converters.

The company will highlight its L20 and L30 laser anilox cleaning systems, purpose-built for narrow web printers. These systems deliver precise, efficient and repeatable cleaning performance while maintaining cell integrity, helping converters improve print consistency and extend anilox life.

In addition, Eaglewood will feature the latest advancement to its Sitexco+ laser cleaning platform: an integrated automated microscope system. This system enables converters to automatically audit, measure and track their anilox inventory with the push of a button. By combining cleaning and inspection into a single streamlined workflow, the Sitexco+ system eliminates subjectivity, reduces manual labor and provides actionable data to drive process control and efficiency across operations.

'We’re excited to be back at Loupe Americas and connect directly with label and packaging converters who are looking to elevate their print quality and operational efficiency,' said Peter Mulheran, founder of Eaglewood Technologies. 'Our goal is to show how automation and innovation can simplify anilox management while delivering measurable performance improvements.'

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