Canon to Showcase Broad Range of Label and Packaging Printing Solutions
Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, will showcase the strength and breadth of its label and packaging printing portfolio at LOUPE Americas 2026, demonstrating how Canon continues to help advance innovation across print, embellishment, and finishing applications. Attendees are invited to visit Booth #6000 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Chicago, IL, from September 15-17, to experience a comprehensive lineup of technologies designed to help converters, commercial printers, and packaging providers increase productivity, expand application capabilities, and prepare for the future of digital production.
A key highlight of Canon’s exhibit will be the LabelLine Series from Edale, a Canon company. For the first time, Canon will officially feature Edale and its LabelLine platform as part of Canon’s portfolio and broader print and packaging ecosystem at a major U.S. industry event. This modular label converting platform is engineered to help users streamline flexographic print production and converting. Designed to support short-, medium-, and long-run production, the LabelLine Series offers the flexibility manufacturers need to respond to evolving market demands while helping users in their efforts to maximize efficiency.
“Converters need production platforms that can adapt as quickly as their customers’ requirements change,” said Lachlan Buirds, Managing Director, Edale. “The LabelLine FL4p brings flexographic printing and converting together in a highly integrated production platform, designed to help customers reduce production touchpoints and manual intervention, improve workflow efficiency, increase flexibility, and streamline short-run production, turning potential into performance.”
In addition to the Edale LabelLine Series, Canon is showcasing a wide range of products and applications across labels and packaging, highlighting solutions designed to support its customers’ businesses. By offering a versatile lineup including Colorado, imagePROGRAF, and desktop solutions, Canon addresses a broad range of customer requirements and application needs.
Specifically, the company will highlight its award-winning Colorado M-series large-format printers, which enable customers to produce vibrant labels, packaging graphics, signage, and specialty applications with outstanding quality and productivity. The showcase also features the imagePROGRAF GP-2600S printer, a 2026 Pinnacle Product Award winner. Rounding out the display, Canon will demonstrate its latest innovations in desktop label production: the LX-D400, a high-performance 4-inch printer engineered for outstanding speed and reliability, and the LG-P800, a versatile model designed to create stunning 8-inch-wide labels.
“Label and packaging production continues to evolve as brands demand greater flexibility and faster turnaround times,” said Kiyoshi Oka, executive vice president and general manager, Marketing Strategy Unit, Canon U.S.A., Inc. “At LOUPE Americas 2026, Canon is proud to demonstrate a comprehensive portfolio that brings together digital print, finishing, and converting technologies that are designed to help our customers in their efforts to drive productivity, expand application opportunities, and position their businesses for growth.”
Attendees can explore a dedicated applications gallery and packaging zone featuring real-world samples. A highlight of the space is an unboxing experience of a consumer gift package. It will showcase a range of label and packaging applications produced with a suite of Canon technologies, including the Edale LabelLine and CartonLine, devices from the Colorado and imagePROGRAF printer series, Canon’s desktop label printers, and the imagePRESS V1350. From labels and cartons to mailers, point-of-purchase displays, and package inserts, the experience demonstrates how Canon’s broad portfolio can work together to deliver complete, high-impact packaging solutions from concept through finished product.
Canon will provide an early look at its next generation of digital production technologies, including the upcoming LabelStream LS2000 and corrPRESS iB17. These innovations reflect Canon’s ongoing investment in scalable and automated production solutions designed to help meet the evolving needs of the label and packaging markets.Footnote1
Visitors are invited to Booth 6000 in Hall F to meet with Canon and Edale experts, explore live demonstrations, experience the unboxing of a consumer gift package, and discover how Canon is helping shape the future of label and packaging production.