During LOUPE Americas, GEW officially launched its groundbreaking EOS power and control platform. EOS replaces GEW\u2019s renowned RHINO Power infrastructure, bringing a broad range of production advantages for OEM customers and end users.<\/p>\n
With EOS, new reporting features, such as hour and reflector counters, come as standard, along with enhanced remote monitoring functionality.<\/p>\n
Amir Dekel, vice president of sales at GEW, joined\u00a0L&NW\u00a0to explain the many benefits of this new product.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Grand Rapids Label is continuously investing in new technology, which has led to business success for more than 142 years. The newest installation is the Durst Tau G3 Peak, which was recently added to the company\u2019s production floor. The UV inkjet digital label press will help customers with a wide range of needs.<\/p>\n
Grand Rapids Label first unveiled this addition ahead at LOUPE Americas 2026. The press will provide GRLabel with a wide range of advantages. For example, increased durability is a key feature. Using photopolymerization \u2013 a chemical cross linked reaction \u2013 UV ink is transformed from liquid to solid, allowing for maximum resistance from abrasion, chemicals, and outdoor exposures, just to name a few.<\/p>\n
Here are the top viewed stories from the week ending on October 2, 2026:<\/p>\n
GEW details benefits of new EOS power and control platform<\/a><\/p>\n Grand Rapids Label invests in Durst Tau G3 Peak<\/a><\/p>\n Zebra Technologies upgrades RFID readers with Impinj Gen2X technology<\/a><\/p>\n