The firm, formed last year when Flint merged with Xsys Print Solutions, will show off a raft of product "advancements".
Recently launched nyloflex plates including the ACT for flexo print, Gold A Digital coating plate (pictured) and the WF blue foil-based letterpress will feature on the stand.
Flint will also launch Lithocure 3G, a UV offset ink for narrow-web presses.
The company claimed its better water-ink balance meant less waste and more press time.
Chief executive David Frescoln said: "Ipex is the first major trade show to introduce our new combined global capabilities."
Ink-jet subsidiary Jetrion will use Ipex to introduce the 3025SA, the first standalone rewinder with an integrated UV ink-jet printing system.
The 8,000-staff group has a total annual revenue of more than 1.5bn.
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