The growth of plateless printing is steady, and is attracting attention from some non-traditional printers.

Small as they are, positive and negative ions can have a significant impact on the outcome of a print job as well as on the safety of workers.

The latest technology and the highest quality are propelling this Belgian converter to global expansion.

With big challenges in diecutting and finished product delivery, folding carton is a market that requires serious work and investment.

In search of the perfectly mounted printing plate, converters can choose from a variety of methods, all of which aim for accuracy and time saving.

A favorite super hero of flexo label printers

Beyond basic papers in pursuit of the new and unusual

Proper care of the anilox roll — a critical flexo tool — can be achieved

Focus on quality and efficiency have established this Connecticut label converter as a top supplier to major corporations.

Solid growth, cautious progress

Security printing - like nowhere else.

In Brazil, one of Latin America's great innovators seeks ever-distant technological horizons.

Pressure sensitive labels own a large share of this lucrative market.

Hot, cold, flat, rotary, solid, flexible, sleeves, rings.

Film based flexo in the UK.

The nutraceuticals labeling market is influenced by small customers, short runs and a confusing maze of regulations.

Communication between converters and customers is a powerful technological achievement in software for converters.

This New Jersey converter with big capabilities takes pride in its ability to service customers large and small.

A special series of articles updating the RFID issues facing the industry: RFID and the Label Converter , RFID and Mandates, and Item Level Tagging, by Leah Genuario; RFID and Static Electricity by Jay Perry of Simco Industrial Static Control.

From mechanical to electronic and digital, flexo redefines its boundaries.

A Wisconsin converter focuses on its people, and invites suppliers on a grand tour.

Some key socio-economic and political changes are reshaping a polarized European label market.

Durable films that feel like paper are widely used in labels and tags, as well as in emerging applications.

Customer service and technical innovation are hallmarks of this Indiana converter.