Canon makes Edale US debut at Loupe Americas

Canon will make the first major US industry appearance of Edale, a Canon company, at Loupe Americas 2026, alongside a comprehensive label and packaging printing portfolio spanning flexographic converting, large format, desktop label production and next-generation digital press previews.

The Edale LabelLine Series, a modular label converting platform supporting short, medium and long-run flexographic production, takes center stage as Canon officially integrates Edale into its US portfolio presence for the first time. The LabelLine FL4p brings flexographic printing and converting together in an integrated platform designed to reduce production touchpoints and manual intervention.

'The LabelLine FL4p brings flexographic printing and converting together in a highly integrated production platform, designed to help customers reduce production touchpoints and manual intervention, improve workflow efficiency, increase flexibility, and streamline short-run production,' said Lachlan Buirds, managing director of Edale.

Canon will also showcase the award-winning Colorado M-series large format printers, the imagePrograf GP-2600S, a 2026 Pinnacle Product Award winner, and its latest desktop label printers: the LX-D400 four-inch printer and the LG-P800 eight-inch model. A dedicated applications gallery and unboxing experience will demonstrate how Canon's portfolio works together across labels, cartons, mailers, point-of-purchase displays and package inserts.

Looking ahead, Canon will preview the upcoming LabelStream LS2000 digital label press and corrPress iB17 corrugated production platform, reflecting its investment in scalable, automated digital production for the label and packaging market.

'At Loupe Americas 2026, Canon is proud to demonstrate a comprehensive portfolio that brings together digital print, finishing, and converting technologies that are designed to help our customers drive productivity, expand application opportunities, and position their businesses for growth,' said Kiyoshi Oka, executive vice president and general manager of the marketing strategy unit at Canon U.S.A.