Graphic Solid Inks Inc. (GSI)

High-Resolution UV Inkjet, Full Process Color Printing Systems for Branding, E-commerce, Graphic Packaging, Tracking, Traceability and More! 

Made in America. 

GSI NoLabel™ printing systems offer the world's first Black & White, single pass, printing system capable of printing Black & White barcodes directly on brown corrugate boxes! Our unique technology allows customers to eliminate paper labels, therefore improving scannability vs. other industrial inkjet printers, fast print speed increases production throughput capabilities vs. print & apply systems, helps customers dramatically reduces cost per label vs. the use of paper labels and improves product sustainability! Our UV-technology and customized inks, also allow NoLabel™ systems to print on a wide range of porous and non-porous substrates, such as wood products, film, plastics, coated stock and more! 

GSI Colorize™ printing systems offer full process color, CMYK & CMYKW, print capability. Fast, single pass printing for CPG’s, wide range of industrial production environments, ecommerce facilities, and more! No more pre-printed stock, reduce product SKU’s, eliminate obsolescence and waste, print what you want, when you want…brand-on-demand and freedom in print! Perfect for branding, advertising, tracking and traceability all-in-one! 

GSI also provides a wide range of high-performance, traditional industrial marking & coding technology – Case Coding, Continuous Inkjet (CIJ), Laser Marking Systems, Thermal Inkjet Printers (TIJ), Print & Apply (P/A), and Thermal Transfer Overprinters (TTO). 

With GSI's industry expertise, cutting edge technology and extensive product knowledge, we can help your company realize reliable and cost-effective branding, traceability, and identification solutions today!

Graphic Solid Inks, Inc. manufactures the NoLabel™ B&W Inkjet Printer.  By incorporating White ink in the print, B-grade barcodes, 2D codes, product info and branding can be printed directly on the corrugated box, Eliminating the Label and making the box fully recyclable.

Corrugated boxes cannot be classified as recyclable under certain rules and regulations when they have a label because the label materials—often containing plastics, adhesives, or other contaminants—do not meet the strict purity standards required for recycling. Regulatory standards mandate that recyclable materials must be free from contaminants that could disrupt the recycling process or degrade the quality of the recycled product. Labels often fail to meet these criteria, making the entire box non-compliant with recycling regulations.