INX Showcases Metal Decorating & Digital Can Printing at METPACK 2026

At METPACK 2026, INX will demonstrate how its commitment to performance continues to drive innovation. 

Visitors to booth 3C15 will experience a comprehensive portfolio of metal decorating technologies engineered for stable, predictable performance in high-speed production environments.

Central to the exhibit is INXJet MDLM, a low-migration digital inkjet technology already running in production environments and gaining strong interest across the metal packaging industry. 

INXJet MDLM delivers high-quality digital decoration with the durability required for pasteurization and alignment with global regulatory frameworks, including Nestlé Guidance, EUPIA Exclusion Policy, Swiss Ordinance, and CONEG requirements.

INX will also preview a new low-migration ink system for 3-piece containers, currently in beta testing, reinforcing its focus on solutions aligned with emerging compliance standards.

“Our reputation in metal decoration has been built on delivering performance that decorators trust every day,” said Renee Schouten, Vice President of Marketing for INX. “At METPACK, we are demonstrating how that same discipline continues to drive innovation, from advanced ink systems to digital technologies that are already proving their value on press.”

Featured technologies include:

• AP Series inks for 2-piece beverage cans.
• TP Series inks for 3-piece containers.
• Mineral oil-free inks for monobloc packaging, including MDO+
• INXJet MDLM digital can printing technology
• INX Color Perfection color management platform
• Live on-site demonstrations throughout the show

INX continues to expand its portfolio of regulation-ready technologies – including mineral oil-free solutions developed to meet evolving MOSH and MOAH requirements across Europe – without requiring equipment changes or press requalification. 

Through INX Color Perfection, INX integrates ink technology, measurement systems, and workflow discipline into a unified approach that helps metal decorators maintain color consistency, reduce variability, and improve efficiency across production environments. 

Live demonstrations will highlight how this system-level approach enables more controlled and predictable outcomes on the press.