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The February 2026 issue of Industrial Print magazine features commentary from Excelitas Marketing Manager Stacy Hoge alongside other industry experts, examining how UV and UV LED curing technologies are evolving to support the rapid expansion of digital printing across industrial, packaging and décor markets.

Excelitas’ January 2026 article in FuturePrint explores how Illert Etiketten’s upgrade to a Phoseon Nexus ONE UV LED curing system transformed production across a wide range of applications, including shrink sleeves, self-adhesive labels, and cardboard and wraparound materials. The article highlights significant performance gains, particularly in shrink-sleeve production, where Illert now achieves print speeds of up to 200 meters per minute—levels previously unattainable.

In the Winter 2025 issue of Vision Spectra magazine, Excelitas Product Manager Matt Angstadt examines how optical coherence tomography (OCT) is gaining momentum as an industrial imaging technology for applications where traditional camera-based machine vision falls short. The article explains how OCT uses near-infrared (NIR) light and interferometry to generate cross-sectional images or detailed surface topography, enabling visualization of features that cannot be captured with conventional imaging systems.

Vision Systems Design features an article from Excelitas Optical Design Engineer Thorsten Zwinger that highlights the innovative use of “melt‑fit” optical design. By precisely adjusting mechanical and optical parameters according to real-world glass attributes, the melt‑fit approach ensures a high amount of color-correction, which results in a high-resolution image with high uniformity and minimal sample by sample variation.

Noblelight® BlueLight Flash systems from Excelitas® offer a cutting-edge, chemical free disinfection solution that is transforming how manufacturers disinfect products and packaging in food and beverage production facilities. Powered by pulsed xenon technology, BlueLight Flash systems emit intense ultraviolet light that inactivates pathogens by disrupting their cellular structure.

PFFC magazine features an article by Excelitas Marketing Manager Stacy Hoge, which explores the technical requirements for achieving optimal UV LED curing in printing applications. The article emphasizes that successful curing depends on precisely matching UV output to the specific needs of the ink, coating or adhesive, reinforcing that no single UV LED solution fits every application.