
Awards
Touch7 Wins Printing United Pinnacle Technology Award
29/06/26 11:14
West Chester, Ohio, USA; June 2026 - Touch7, the extended color gamut system for ECG inks and neon fluorescent inks, is proud to announce it received the 2026 Printing United Pinnacle Technology Award for its latest software version, v2.1. Color-Logic is the exclusive worldwide distributor of Touch7.
Discussing the honor, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves said: "With the Touch7 v2.1, we introduced enhanced separation algorithms, expanding compatibility with a wider range of digital presses and neon ink sets. The latest update also features improved user interface tools for Photoshop, simplifying the workflow for designers and prepress operators. These improvements increase accessibility, reduce setup time, and ensure consistent, high-quality outputs across diverse printing platforms. Additionally, the new release provides Source Color Removal (SCR) options for adding neon inks specifically into images and extracting CMY inks/toners."
Geeves continued: "Unlike competitors that require manual color mapping or complex ICC profile management, Touch7 v2.1 delivers a plug-and-play experience, unlocking new creative possibilities and reducing production time. It provides the designer or prepress operator with complete control over where to apply neon inks or toners within a file or image—selective color enhancement that cannot be achieved through profile-based approaches alone. Touch7 separations are also mapped directly to the specialty neon inks/toners being used."
Here is what others had to say about Touch7 v2.1:
Dan Mulligan, Partner, YellowDog, Denver, Colorado, USA: The Touch7 Neon Color System has made a real difference for us at YellowDog. Before, working with specialty toners felt overwhelming and slow. Now, what used to be complicated and time-consuming is just part of our everyday workflow — easy, repeatable, and reliable. Instead of spending hours trying to get neon effects just right, we have a system that delivers results we can count on every time.
That means our design and production teams both get back valuable time, and we spend less of it troubleshooting or second-guessing our work. Neon effects feel like a natural part of our creative process now, not an extra hurdle. Ultimately, Touch7 lets us move quickly, focus on creativity, and deliver bold, eye-catching prints our clients love.
Leon Jackson, MediaCo, Manchester, UK: Touch7 has made a real difference to our workflow at MediaCo. It has streamlined our neon colour separation process, saving us time while improving the quality and consistency of our output.
Previously, complex files were very difficult to apply neon to, often requiring significant manual work. With Touch7, those same files are now quick and straightforward, which has really expanded what we can offer creatively. Our customers love the results and the vibrancy it brings to their projects.
The software is easy to use and integrated seamlessly into our existing setup, allowing our team to get up to speed quickly. Overall, Touch7 has become an essential tool for us, and I’d highly recommend it.

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Discussing the honor, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves said: "With the Touch7 v2.1, we introduced enhanced separation algorithms, expanding compatibility with a wider range of digital presses and neon ink sets. The latest update also features improved user interface tools for Photoshop, simplifying the workflow for designers and prepress operators. These improvements increase accessibility, reduce setup time, and ensure consistent, high-quality outputs across diverse printing platforms. Additionally, the new release provides Source Color Removal (SCR) options for adding neon inks specifically into images and extracting CMY inks/toners."
Geeves continued: "Unlike competitors that require manual color mapping or complex ICC profile management, Touch7 v2.1 delivers a plug-and-play experience, unlocking new creative possibilities and reducing production time. It provides the designer or prepress operator with complete control over where to apply neon inks or toners within a file or image—selective color enhancement that cannot be achieved through profile-based approaches alone. Touch7 separations are also mapped directly to the specialty neon inks/toners being used."
Here is what others had to say about Touch7 v2.1:
Dan Mulligan, Partner, YellowDog, Denver, Colorado, USA: The Touch7 Neon Color System has made a real difference for us at YellowDog. Before, working with specialty toners felt overwhelming and slow. Now, what used to be complicated and time-consuming is just part of our everyday workflow — easy, repeatable, and reliable. Instead of spending hours trying to get neon effects just right, we have a system that delivers results we can count on every time.
That means our design and production teams both get back valuable time, and we spend less of it troubleshooting or second-guessing our work. Neon effects feel like a natural part of our creative process now, not an extra hurdle. Ultimately, Touch7 lets us move quickly, focus on creativity, and deliver bold, eye-catching prints our clients love.
Leon Jackson, MediaCo, Manchester, UK: Touch7 has made a real difference to our workflow at MediaCo. It has streamlined our neon colour separation process, saving us time while improving the quality and consistency of our output.
Previously, complex files were very difficult to apply neon to, often requiring significant manual work. With Touch7, those same files are now quick and straightforward, which has really expanded what we can offer creatively. Our customers love the results and the vibrancy it brings to their projects.
The software is easy to use and integrated seamlessly into our existing setup, allowing our team to get up to speed quickly. Overall, Touch7 has become an essential tool for us, and I’d highly recommend it.

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Color-Logic, with Ricoh 7500 Press and Duplo UV Coater, Wins Bronze Award at FSEA Print Embellishment Conference
26/06/26 13:19
West Chester, Ohio, USA; June 2026 - Color-Logic, the industry leader in software for print embellishment, proudly announces that together with the Ricoh 7500 press and the Duplo UV coater, it has been awarded the Bronze Award for Best Use of Metallic Stock at the 2026 Foil & Specialty Effects Association (FSEA) Print Embellishment Conference in Nashville. This award-winning project showcased the powerful combination of the Ricoh 7500 digital press and the Duplo UV coater, demonstrating how advanced digital printing and finishing technologies can elevate the possibilities of metallic print production. Using the Color-Logic Design Suite, the team was able to simplify and automate the process of creating white ink masks—enabling striking metallic effects and tactile embellishments that set the project apart.
“We are honored to be recognized by FSEA for our continued commitment to innovation in metallic print embellishments,” said Mark Geeves, Director of Sales & Marketing at Color-Logic. “The FSEA Bronze Award is a testament to the exceptional results achievable when pairing the Ricoh 7500 press with the Duplo UV coater, all powered by the Color-Logic Design Suite. Our mission is to make metallic print production both accessible and extraordinary for our customers.”
Geeves continued: "This recognition further establishes Color-Logic as a trusted partner for printers, designers, and brands seeking to maximize the impact of their print communications with special effects and embellishments. The award entry is part of ongoing Color-Logic efforts to collaborate with leading equipment manufacturers and finishing partners, thus ensuring that customers benefit from the latest technological advancements in digital print."

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“We are honored to be recognized by FSEA for our continued commitment to innovation in metallic print embellishments,” said Mark Geeves, Director of Sales & Marketing at Color-Logic. “The FSEA Bronze Award is a testament to the exceptional results achievable when pairing the Ricoh 7500 press with the Duplo UV coater, all powered by the Color-Logic Design Suite. Our mission is to make metallic print production both accessible and extraordinary for our customers.”
Geeves continued: "This recognition further establishes Color-Logic as a trusted partner for printers, designers, and brands seeking to maximize the impact of their print communications with special effects and embellishments. The award entry is part of ongoing Color-Logic efforts to collaborate with leading equipment manufacturers and finishing partners, thus ensuring that customers benefit from the latest technological advancements in digital print."

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Color-Logic Wins Gold for Best Use of Metallized Foil Substrates at FSEA Print Embellishment Conference
25/06/26 08:51
West Chester, Ohio, USA; June 2026 - Color-Logic, the global leader in software for print embellishment, is proud to announce it received the Gold Award for Best Use of Metallized Foil Substrates at the 2026 Foil & Specialty Effects Association (FSEA) Print Embellishment Conference in Nashville.
Commenting on the honor, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves said: "This prestigious award recognizes the innovative Color-Logic approach to print enhancement, particularly utilizing white ink and toner technologies on metallic substrates. Our winning entry featured the conversion of artwork by renowned designer Greg Horn, made possible by the Color-Logic Design Suite. This software solution eliminates the need for graphic designers or print prepress personnel to manually create white ink masks, thus streamlining metallic print production on stocks such as Unilustre DI from Unifoil. We extend our thanks to FSEA, our partners, and the entire print community for helping us push the boundaries of what is possible with metallic substrates and embellishments,” added Geeves.
Geeves continued: "The Color-Logic mantra, ‘White is the New Gold,’ has guided our innovation for years, and this recognition from FSEA truly validates our commitment to advancing metallic print embellishment. We are honored to receive this award and are grateful for our partnership with industry-leading press manufacturers and finishing equipment providers, including: Canon Large Format, Fujifilm Revoria, Konica Minolta, Ricoh 7500, HP Indigo, Mimaki UV Inkjet, and swissQprint Large Format UV Inkjet. Color-Logic also acknowledges finishing partners DUPLO and SCODIX for their role in elevating the final product with tactile embellishments that further enhance the visual and sensory impact of the Color-Logic special effects."
The award-winning project was a highlight of the Greg Horn Program at Printing United 2025. For more information about this program, visit: https://www.color-logic.com/greghorn/.

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Commenting on the honor, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves said: "This prestigious award recognizes the innovative Color-Logic approach to print enhancement, particularly utilizing white ink and toner technologies on metallic substrates. Our winning entry featured the conversion of artwork by renowned designer Greg Horn, made possible by the Color-Logic Design Suite. This software solution eliminates the need for graphic designers or print prepress personnel to manually create white ink masks, thus streamlining metallic print production on stocks such as Unilustre DI from Unifoil. We extend our thanks to FSEA, our partners, and the entire print community for helping us push the boundaries of what is possible with metallic substrates and embellishments,” added Geeves.
Geeves continued: "The Color-Logic mantra, ‘White is the New Gold,’ has guided our innovation for years, and this recognition from FSEA truly validates our commitment to advancing metallic print embellishment. We are honored to receive this award and are grateful for our partnership with industry-leading press manufacturers and finishing equipment providers, including: Canon Large Format, Fujifilm Revoria, Konica Minolta, Ricoh 7500, HP Indigo, Mimaki UV Inkjet, and swissQprint Large Format UV Inkjet. Color-Logic also acknowledges finishing partners DUPLO and SCODIX for their role in elevating the final product with tactile embellishments that further enhance the visual and sensory impact of the Color-Logic special effects."
The award-winning project was a highlight of the Greg Horn Program at Printing United 2025. For more information about this program, visit: https://www.color-logic.com/greghorn/.

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AccuFlex Packaging Self-Promotion Piece Wins Printing Impressions Excellence Award with Color-Logic
12/10/20 09:39
West Chester, Ohio, USA; October 2020— AccuFlex Packaging--a subsidiary of AccuLink in Greenville, North Carolina--employed the Color-Logic metallic color system when printing a self-promotion piece winning top honors in the Flexible Packaging: Digital (Toner/EP) category of the Printing Impressions 2020 Excellence competition. Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves, commenting on the award, said: "Color-Logic is proud to have contributed to the AccuFlex honor. Color-Logic worked with AccuFlex in adapting their new HP Indigo 20000 press to the flexible packaging market, including preparing the Color-Logic files used to print the winning entry. The AccuFlex HP Indigo 20000 is the first such press producing flexible packaging files, and the first employing the Color-Logic system."
Tim Mages, AccuFlex Packaging President, also commented: "The Color-Logic process--and the skills of the team in the Color-Logic creative studio--played an important role in our winning the Printing Impressions Excellence award. We are particularly proud of the fact that the winning self-promotion piece was one of the very first jobs produced on our new HP Indigo 20000 press and by our business, AccuFlex Packaging."
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Tim Mages, AccuFlex Packaging President, also commented: "The Color-Logic process--and the skills of the team in the Color-Logic creative studio--played an important role in our winning the Printing Impressions Excellence award. We are particularly proud of the fact that the winning self-promotion piece was one of the very first jobs produced on our new HP Indigo 20000 press and by our business, AccuFlex Packaging."
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