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BW Papersystems to Unveil SpeedLiner X at Labelexpo Europe

by | Sep 11, 2025

A four-track RFID converter delivers 25% higher output, producing 1,500 inlays per minute. Automated features reduce downtime and manual work, improving efficiency in industrial-scale production.
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STUTTGART, Germany, Sep 11, 2025 – BW Papersystems will unveil its SpeedLiner X at Labelexpo Europe 2025, set for Sept. 16–19 in Barcelona. The radio frequency identification (RFID) converting system is built to increase output up to 25% higher than conventional machines, offering ease of use and precision.

“With the RFID market expanding at over 30% annually, converters worldwide are under pressure to increase throughput, improve reliability and scale efficiently,” said Felix Waniek, strategic product manager, BW Papersystems. “The SpeedLiner X is a game changer. With up to four tracks, it delivers unmatched throughput, allowing you to produce more – faster. Automated inlay reel changes eliminate manual interruptions, and automated doctoring ensures every detail is spot-on. This machine is all about efficiency and reliability.”

The SpeedLiner X is designed to meet the demands of RFID converting. It supports up to four tracks in parallel, processing four by 1,500 inlays per minute per track with multiple attaching units. Automated inlay reel changes and automated doctoring minimize downtime and eliminate manual intervention.

“Built for high performance, the SpeedLiner X brings together speed, scalability and flexibility like never before,” said Bernard Niemöller, sales executive, BW Papersystems. “With smart features like auto get-ready, auto sync and auto register, it practically runs itself – saving you time and hassle. Its intuitive human-machine interface and advanced assistance systems let operators set up and control the machine with minimal training. Quick changeovers and straightforward maintenance ensure your operations remain smooth and productive. Plus, its upgrade-friendly design means it grows with your business, delivering long-term value you can count on.”

Along with the machine’s performance, BW Papersystems supports customers through a global service network to maintain long-term reliability.

“Service and support are integral to the SpeedLiner X,” said Dominik Maier, team leader technical service, BW Papersystems. “From training to on-site assistance, we’re here to ensure your machine operates at its best. Designed for easy transportation and installation, the SpeedLiner X ensures global accessibility.”

“Flexibility is key with the SpeedLiner X,” said Govert Beurskens, sales executive, BW Papersystems. “It’s modular design allows you to configure the machine to meet your production needs, now and in the future. Need multitrack capabilities or additional attachers? The SpeedLiner X scales effortlessly.”

BW Papersystems also positioned the SpeedLiner X to drive sustainable, high-performance solutions for the RFID industry. The machine’s RFID technology ensures every inlay is applied to reduce waste.

“At BW Papersystems, we’ve been at the forefront of innovation in the paper and converting industries for decades,” said Thomas Arlit, managing director Germany, BW Papersystems. “With the SpeedLiner X, we are bringing that same spirit of innovation into RFID converting. This machine combines our experience with cutting-edge technology to deliver a sustainable solution with higher output, a smaller footprint and lower carbon dioxide emissions.”

The SpeedLiner X will introduce a new option for RFID converting. It is designed to provide efficiency, flexibility and speed for both expanding production lines and improving operations.

Source: BW Papersystems

About BW Papersystems

BW Papersystems, headquartered in Phillips, WI, is a global supplier of industrial paper-converting machinery. The company provides corrugators, finishing systems, folio- and cut-size sheeters, die-cutters, RFID and passport production systems, security paper equipment, stationery machines, and used machinery, supported by parts, service, upgrades, rebuilds, and training. It serves industries including corrugated packaging, sheeting, stationery, bookbinding, folding carton, and security documents. The company traces its roots to the mid-1800s through predecessor brands, with Marquip founded in 1968 and later merged into BW Papersystems after Barry-Wehmiller acquired it in 2000. BW Papersystems employs about 2,100 people across 21 locations in 12 countries.

About Barry-Wehmiller

Barry-Wehmiller is a leader in manufacturing, engineering, and automation solutions, serving industries such as packaging, paper converting, automation, and industrial equipment. Established in 1885, the company has been in business for over 135 years and has grown into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise. Through its divisions, including BW Packaging, BW Converting Solutions, and BW Design Group, Barry-Wehmiller provides machinery and services for food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, personal care, tissue and hygiene, and industrial goods sectors. With an emphasis on people-centric leadership, the company employs over 12,000 team members worldwide. Barry-Wehmiller generates approximately $3.6 billion in annual revenue and has expanded its global presence through acquisitions and organic growth. Headquartered in St. Louis, MO, the company continues to drive innovation while fostering a culture of leadership and sustainability in the industries it serves.