Printing

The SpeedSet Orca press combines digital primer, water-based inks, and inline varnish, handling paper and micro-flute substrates to allow different packaging applications to be produced on the same digital platform.

The PRPC 330 UV digital system applies UV-curable inkjet for spot effects, building gloss or metallic finishes directly on the label without raised tooling costs.

The film conforms to the new CEN EN 18120-7 design-for-recycling standard, issued in April 2026, and can replace PVdC-coated films or laminates that use other clear barrier technologies as a single web.

For organisations in Riyadh or Muscat previously reliant on UAE-based production facilities or international suppliers, the local presence could compress timelines.

By introducing embellishment, finishing, and die-cutting solutions alongside printing machines, the company aims to position itself as an integrated solution provider for the labeling and packaging industry rather than as a supplier of standalone equipment.

The integration of Edale’s web transport technology into Canon’s LabelStream 4000 series combines Edale’s mechanical expertise with Canon’s inkjet print heads, creating a hybrid that competes with conventional flexo on speed and with toner-based digital on quality.

By integrating inkjet printing and RFID encoding on a single line, Buskro and OneStop RFID enable manufacturers to produce finished, verified RFID labels in one pass, reducing labour, waste, and quality risk.

The move reflects growing demand for shorter runs, faster turnaround times, and greater production flexibility across the label sector, particularly among smaller converters seeking a more accessible route into digital production.

Suryudey’s screen-printed electronics prove that the same technology used to print t-shirts can now print wearable warmth.

For the printing and packaging industries, Linx’s new CIJ range represents a response to the growing demand for reliable, high-speed coding on hard-to-mark fibre-based and flexible materials.