Industrial Print

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Ruggedized printer supports warehouse, distribution center, horticulture, and manufacturing labeling needs round-the-clock, says Toshiba.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

“In Barcelona, we are not showing printers. We are showing production systems:” Durst CEO Christoph Gamper.

Industrial flatbed, cylindrical printing, and durable ink technologies previewed as part of wider industrial market expansion for Japanese OEM Roland DG.

The label printing opportunities are out there, stresses Frank Cannata. Dealers need to “wake up,” he says.

Visitors to Konica Minolta’s Client Engagement Center in Ramsey, New Jersey, saw all of the OEM’s products related to production printing.

New Catalyst VisionAI System eliminates manual setup constraints while expanding real-world production flexibility, says St. Petersburg, Florida-based DPI Laboratory.

Graduating to label printing could lead to improved profitability for office technology dealers already selling production printing, says Frank Cannata.

German software developer Callas Software launches its latest PDF automation technology for print and document workflows.

The inkjet printer is transforming into an integrated, cost-efficient, and versatile printing ecosystem, driven by digital workflows, hybrid work trends, and multi-industry applications, reports Future Market Insights.

With 2030 coming fast, Ricoh views itself as a “workplace integrator,” dual- focused on software and services as well as on hardware, including A3 MFPs, industrial printers, and production printing devices.

Is China-based xTool leading a textile printing desktop revolution in the DTF (Direct-to-Film) space?

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Collaboration enables print service providers to capture new growth through on-demand customization with LogoJET DTO UV inkjet printers, which incorporate Ricoh printheads.

The acquisition of this Southern California equipment distributor expands specialized sales and service capabilities for Pacific Office Automation (POA), establishing national leadership in wide-format printing technology.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Perplexity AI explores how PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer’s off-white shade influences printer color matching, calibration, and profile adjustments.

Parent OEM Roland DG (Japan) is a worldwide leader in wide-format inkjet printers for the sign, apparel, textile, interior design, personalization, and vehicle graphics markets.

Newest addition to Roland DG’s VersaOBJECT Series allows for faster direct-to-object decoration via 64-inch UV model.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Knotz. who became CTO on April 1, has held various leadership positions within the Durst Group, most recently serving as managing director of Durst Austria GmbH.

PSS handheld computer, mobile printer, and desktop printer designs shine, reports Honeywell Productivity Solutions and Services.

In an exclusive Q&A, Founder Frank Cannata asked Kyocera five questions about the OEM’s new Nova Series as well as inkjet technology and dealer consolidation.

Agreement builds on 25 years of collaboration and includes deployment of 35 HP Indigo 120K digital presses, advancing nonstop, industrial‑scale digital production.