Color-Logic Partners with SCREEN Americas at LOUPE Americas 2026 in Chicago
09/09/26 11:33 Filed in: Trade Shows | V3r
West Chester, Ohio, USA; September 2026 - Color-Logic, the world leader in metallic color systems and print embellishments, will partner with SCREEN Americas at LOUPE Americas 2026, taking place at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Chicago. Attendees are invited to visit SCREEN (Booth 3535) to explore the possibilities of digital label embellishment using the SCREEN Truepress LABEL 350UV SAI S and the Color-Logic portfolio of software products.
Color-Logic will demonstrate its metallic color system, featuring 924 metallic colors and virtually unlimited embellishment effects produced in a single pass. The applications will be printed using Screen's white plus CMYK inks on Mactac 50322-P5 2M TC Rainbow Metallized BOPP.
For the show, Color-Logic has created two new label files incorporating multiple SKUs. These samples will demonstrate to converters and brands the range of metallic colors and decorative effects achievable with the SCREEN Truepress LABEL 350UV SAI S.
LOUPE Americas will also mark the first show demonstration of Visualis3R (V3R), a software solution that enables users to visualize print embellishments accurately on a monitor before production. Visitors will learn how V3R can help converters:
SCREEN will run CMYK, orange, blue, and white (CMYKOB+W) on its press at the show. Color-Logic will therefore also demonstrate Touch7 Photo ECG, which enables users to incorporate SCREEN’s extended-gamut orange and blue inks into images with a single mouse click. The software provides an efficient method for expanding image gamut while taking advantage of the press’s ECG capabilities.
“By combining SCREEN’s digital label press technology with Color-Logic metallic, embellishment, visualization, and extended-color-gamut solutions, converters can see an integrated workflow designed to deliver compelling labels while reducing proofing waste and production complexity,” said Mark Geeves, Director of Marketing & Sales, COLOR-LOGIC. “We invite LOUPE Americas visitors to booth #3535 to see what can be accomplished in the world of digital print embellishment.”
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Color-Logic will demonstrate its metallic color system, featuring 924 metallic colors and virtually unlimited embellishment effects produced in a single pass. The applications will be printed using Screen's white plus CMYK inks on Mactac 50322-P5 2M TC Rainbow Metallized BOPP.
For the show, Color-Logic has created two new label files incorporating multiple SKUs. These samples will demonstrate to converters and brands the range of metallic colors and decorative effects achievable with the SCREEN Truepress LABEL 350UV SAI S.
LOUPE Americas will also mark the first show demonstration of Visualis3R (V3R), a software solution that enables users to visualize print embellishments accurately on a monitor before production. Visitors will learn how V3R can help converters:
- Reduce production time and material waste associated with physical proofs
- Present realistic embellishment concepts to brands before going to press
- Accelerate design reviews and customer approvals
- Market their print-embellishment capabilities more effectively
SCREEN will run CMYK, orange, blue, and white (CMYKOB+W) on its press at the show. Color-Logic will therefore also demonstrate Touch7 Photo ECG, which enables users to incorporate SCREEN’s extended-gamut orange and blue inks into images with a single mouse click. The software provides an efficient method for expanding image gamut while taking advantage of the press’s ECG capabilities.
“By combining SCREEN’s digital label press technology with Color-Logic metallic, embellishment, visualization, and extended-color-gamut solutions, converters can see an integrated workflow designed to deliver compelling labels while reducing proofing waste and production complexity,” said Mark Geeves, Director of Marketing & Sales, COLOR-LOGIC. “We invite LOUPE Americas visitors to booth #3535 to see what can be accomplished in the world of digital print embellishment.”
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