Slideshows
TLMI printTHINK Summit
TLMI provided attendees with education and networking over the course of the event, which took place from September 11-13 in Rosemont, IL, USA.
Dan Muenzer kicks off the event with a recognition of the industry's "Label Leaders."
Shawn Oetjen explains the benefits of properly training students for a life in printing.
Steve Sandman (L), Paul Teachout, and Thomas Strunk promote automation and clean-hand technology with Nilpeter.
Mark Elsbernd (L) and Frank Connelly explain the benefits of digital inkjet printing with Epson.
Siteline is a popular topic at the Label Traxx booth.
Fran Mayo gets Bobst visitors ready for the company's highlights at Labelexpo Europe.
Cheryl Brown is excited to promote the latest core technology at the Yazoo Mills booth.
Jon Fultz (L) and Shane Govert talks digital inks and flexo plates at the Fujifilm booth.
Rosalyn Bandy leads a discussion on sustainability in our industry.
Katsu Araki (L), Cassandra Semonin, and Chip Ficyk talks materials and adhesives at the Mactac booth.
Phoseon's Keith Nagle explains the benefits of LED curing.
Enercon's Todd Krupa moderates a panel on the newest curing technologies.
Avery Dennison and Flint Group are featured on this panel exploring the future of label printing.
09.16.19
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TLMI printTHINK Summit reaches new heights
The biennial event, taking place from September 11-13, covered the most pressing topics affecting the labels and packaging industry today.
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Digital Printing Spectrum highlighted in new Domino video
In what was promoted as a "full-throttle, non-stop schedule of events," there were live presentations and Q&A panel discussions.
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Digital Ink
The proliferation of digital printing requires new ink developments to help labels shine on the shelf.
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TLMI announces program for printTHINK Summit
The event brings together industry thought leaders and attendees to network, learn and discuss the topics at the forefront of the North American label market.
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TLMI engaged in Lock-Out-Tag-Out rulemaking
Other legislative acts could impact the labels and packaging community.
