Nilpeter has returned to Labelexpo Americas to present the latest versions of its flagship FA line for the first time in the US. The company is promoting Digital Shadow Technology, as well, which captures essential data on usage, performance and maintenance of the presses.

The latest version of the FA-17 is an updated model comes with several design and feature enhancements that make it a standout in modern printing. As part of Nilpeter’s flagship FA-Line, the FA-17 is known for its versatility and ability to meet the evolving needs of today’s printers.

Nilpeter is also featuring the FA-26 press, which has been designed for value-added short-run flexible packaging and labels, offering excellent inline printing capabilities.

Labelexpo visitors can also step into digital future with Nilpeter’s Digital Shadow technology. This tool offers a complete digital twin of a physical press, capturing essential data on usage, performance and maintenance. It can be used to track, measure and optimize printing operations, or as a powerful training tool to enhance skills and efficiency.

Vision, a high-speed register system designed to maintain precise color registration, even when working with ultra-flexible materials, is on display, too. It ensures consistent quality during both acceleration and deceleration, making it an ideal companion for the FA-26 and other FA-Line machines.

Lenny DeGirolmo, president of Nilpeter USA, states, “Our return to Labelexpo Americas symbolizes our commitment to the American market and our eagerness to present our newest technologies. The new FA-Line showcases our commitment to innovation, digitalization and automation, complemented by our digital shadow concept for enhanced data extraction and beyond. These presses embody our dedication to providing the most advanced solutions to our customers. Participating in Labelexpo Americas allows us to engage directly with the industry on a grand scale. We anticipate three exciting days of sharing knowledge, networking and demonstrating our capabilities.”