GSE will introduce the redesign of its software programme, GSE Advanced reporting. The new version makes it possible to automatically send reports from the dispensing machine, giving businesses deeper insights into their ink consumption.
GSE will also showcase dispensing and software innovations that automate and simplify ink handling processes in the label and package print workflow at Labelexpo Americas 2024.
Innovation highlights include GSE Advanced reporting software, for efficient data sharing and decision-making, and a Windows 11 Upgrade service for GSE products.
In the fourth quarter of 2024, GSE will introduce a service for upgrading its global installed base of Colorsat ink dispensing systems and Ink manager software to Windows 11. The initiative will ensure GSE’s customers benefit from the enhanced security and performance provided by the latest Windows operating system.
With Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 in 2025, this timely upgrade will protect GSE ink dispensing equipment and software from emerging cybersecurity threats, while optimising system performance.
GSE’s Colorsat dispensing systems set the standard for reproducible printing colour quality and ink cost control, dispensing accurate spot colours on-demand, while avoiding waste, errors and delays and reducing ink consumption by up to 30 percent. Dispensers, available for UV, water-based and solvent inks, feature easily exchangeable parts such as valves and may be extended with extra base ink containers once installed.
Ink dispensers for label and narrow web applications include the Colorsat Switch, using exchangeable buckets, and Colorsat Match, with fixed refillable storage tanks, which prepare batches of up to 10kg, and the Colorsat FCS manual dispenser, for small-scale dispensing. The Colorsat Compact prepares larger mixtures, suited for longer print runs and higher-volume ink requirements.
