Spartanics is launching a brand-new compact laser system called XIPHOS at LOUPE 2026. As part of its series of breakthrough developments, Spartanics is introducing the next phase of its integrated compact laser converting systems: Fastline, a plug-in for Adobe Illustrator. The product line, named XIPHOS (pronounced Zyfose), is generating significant industry excitement, and this technology is a game-changer because it offers the solutions the label industry has been looking for for some time.

Spartanics is taking this opportunity to introduce Luke Cichocki as its new CIO. In his new position as Chief Innovation Officer, he will oversee the development of new technologies, engineering advancements, business processes, and global marketing initiatives that will benefit all of Spartanics' partners. Luke brings with him more than 20 years of experience in the ideation and execution of industrial technologies, manufacturing solutions, and business leadership.

At Spartanics, we’ve always believed that true innovation is about anticipating our customers’ needs and delivering solutions that not only meet those needs but also push the boundaries of what’s possible. As part of this process, we may, from time to time, need to replace certain older technologies for various reasons, so we can continue to deliver new, updated technology that better serves our clientele.

After more than 20 years with Spartanics, Tom O’Hara is retiring from his role as CEO, and the company is taking this opportunity to introduce Jake Kowalewski as its new CEO. Jake brings with him more than 20 years of experience in industrial automation and manufacturing to this position

Spartanics, a global supplier of printing and high-speed laser die-cutting technology, and Luxinar, a leading manufacturer of sealed carbon dioxide laser sources, have joined forces in creating an optimum laser-cutting performance platform for low-cost custom die-shapes used in short-run digital printing.