See the Newman NVS2 Syringe Labeler Live
Newman NVS2 at PACK EXPO 2026 will be one of the highlights at the Life Scientific booth this October in Chicago. The Newman Labeling team will demonstrate the system live with Videojet printing and Keyence vision inspection.
If you’re managing a syringe line — or evaluating one for a new product — this is the show to walk it through with our team face to face.
Show Details
- Booth: W-19030, West Hall
- Dates: October 18–21, 2026
- Location: McCormick Place, Chicago
Find Booth W-19030 on the show floor map
Why the NVS2 Is Worth the Walk
Pharmaceutical syringe lines don’t have room for slowdowns, jams, or rework. The NVS2 was built around that reality. At Booth W-19030, you’ll see it handling real containers at real speed, including:
- Up to 120 containers per minute
- Glass and plastic syringe handling, with positive starwheel product control
- Quick-release change parts for fast format changeovers between runs
- Integrated Videojet variable-data printing for lot numbers, expiration dates, and serialization
- Keyence vision inspection built directly into the line, with OCR, OCV, and barcode verification
- Pharmaceutical-grade construction, with validation and 21 CFR Part 11 support
This isn’t a static display — it’s the actual machine, printing and inspecting live, so you can see exactly how it performs on the containers and codes that matter to your line.
Seeing labeling equipment operate live can provide insights that specifications alone cannot. At PACK EXPO International 2026, visitors can see how the NVS2 handles syringe movement, label application, variable-data printing, and vision inspection as part of an integrated process. This gives pharmaceutical manufacturers an opportunity to discuss their specific containers, production speeds, coding requirements, and inspection challenges directly with the Life Scientific and Newman team.
The demonstration is also an opportunity to explore how the system can fit into existing or planned pharmaceutical packaging lines. Whether your priority is improving label placement, verifying printed information, reducing changeover time, or increasing production efficiency, our team can discuss the requirements of your application and help identify the appropriate configuration.
If you’re planning a new syringe labeling project or evaluating improvements to an existing line, visit Booth W-19030 with your application details and questions.
What to Bring to Booth W-19030
A few minutes on the show floor go a lot further when our team can look at your actual application. If you can, bring along:
- Syringes, vials, or containers so we can check fit, handling, and orientation on the NVS2
- Current or proposed label artwork to gauge print area and content requirements
- Your target production speed, so we can match throughput accurately
- Lot, expiration, serialization, or coding requirements for what needs to print, and where
- Barcode and vision-inspection needs, including any OCR, OCV, or verification specifics
- The labeling problems you’re currently solving for — jams, misreads, slow changeovers, or anything else on your line today
The more specific you can be, the more useful the conversation.
Before or After the Show
Not able to make it to Chicago, or want to do some homework first? A few resources are available anytime:
- Download the full NVS2 spec sheet for container types, formats, and throughput details
- Run the Newman product selector to match your container, speed, and coding needs to the right system
- Watch the NVS2 running live with Videojet printing and Keyence vision inspection in action
Reserve Your Time at Booth W-19030
If you want to see the Newman NVS2 at PACK EXPO 2026 in operation, reserve time with our team for a live demonstration at Booth W-19030.
Show floors fill up fast, especially around live equipment demonstrations. If you’d like to guarantee time with the Newman and Life Scientific team, schedule a demonstration before the show, or reach out directly:
Call or text Newman USA: 800-985-9322
We’ll see you at Booth W-19030 for PACK EXPO International 2026.
