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Ink logistics provider GSE said it will reveal additions to its range of ink dispensing systems and management software programs at Labelexpo Europe 2023. GSE said it will present its solutions, both physically


and virtually with an app, under the theme of “A.I. Your Inks!”, highlighting the performance benefits of automating ink processes and integrating them with existing software platforms.


The software is specially


designed to track and manage inks through the more complex ‘circular’ workflow route that spot colour ingredients can take – involving the reuse of leftovers in new jobs. “The economical single ingredient dispenser is designed to reduce ink-handling costs for medium-


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GSE to unveil software and dispensing solutions for fully automated ink and colour management


to-high volume process-colour and extended colour gamut printing situations, with water- based and UV-ink sets,” said Maarten Hummelen, marketing director and co-owner of GSE. “With GSE’s automated ink dispensing and software


solutions, integrated within the workflow, converters are best placed to assure consistent colour quality and safety compliance, in a sustainable, efficient and responsive way.”


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