Inkjet

Select Clemson and Arizona State students visited American Book Company and Doxim, respectively, to learn firsthand about potential career opportunities in the printing industry.

To mark two decades of Anapurna wide format inkjet printing innovation, Agfa is offering for sale 10 exclusive, hybrid Ciervo models, featuring a one-of-a-kind artistic design by renowned Belgian street artist DZIA.

Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS and Onset Panthera FB3216 wide format models highlight the Agfa exhibit in Berlin. The FESPA Global Print Expo runs May 6-9, 2025.

There aren’t very many people who’ve been around the printing industry for as long as Frank Cannata. But we found one!

Driven by packaging’s growth, digital printing presents the most dynamic and fastest growing segment of a worldwide print market undergoing fundamental change. Smithers reports long term on the key technological developments in this increasing market.

As part of the OEM’s OneCanon strategy, new customer-centric initiative is designed to deliver world-class service and support across enterprise, production, and large format printing solutions—alongside professional services.

Brought to us in part by the same European show company that organizes the quadrennial drupa printing trade fair, this convention program again focuses on the intersection of print and digital (May 13&14).

New facility strengthens commitment to the growing production printing market with opportunities for advanced training, education, and support for customers of OEM Canon.

Engineered for reliability, the wide format (35-inch) SureColor G6070 inkjet technology from Epson offers versatility for garment decorators and print service providers at a price point under $14,000.

Ricoh maintains top U.S. position for second consecutive year while demonstrating steady year-over-year market growth in North America.

thINK member BFC (Batavia, Illinois) is celebrating 50 years of innovation with a new Canon inkjet press installation.

Saline Area Schools made the change to Epson’s technology for energy-efficiency and cost-savings reasons.

OEM announces keynote sponsorship of 2025 Inkjet Summit, April 14-16. Kyocera also announces new technology innovations.

Founding sponsor of the Inkjet Summit (April 14-16) continues to champion innovation in the IJ space through its proprietary Chemistry Platform.

At Florida inkjet event in mid-April, print productivity enhancements will be shown that convert production data into profit.

Installation of LED UV inkjet press at Firespring in Nebraska enhances efficiency, saving clients time and money—and stretching dollars further.

RISO Sales VP Andre D’Urbano sings inkjet’s cost-effective praises in our post-pandemic world, especially for printing industry players looking to conserve space or add production equipment redundancy.

Spring showcase in Europe: High-performance, wide-format inkjet printing solutions to be highlighted in Berlin, Germany, at the Federation of European Screen Printers Associations trade fair in May.

Production Print Group’s and inkjet printing digital presses win prestigious iF Design Award 2025.

Agfa will exclusively supply the inkjet printing engines for the BHS Jetliner Xceed and BHS Jetliner Monochrome and become a BHS Certified ink supplier to the German corrugated OEM.

The OEM will highlight several print innovations at the show: “With continued growth in areas such as labels, packaging, embellishment and wide format, Konica Minolta stays at the forefront of these dynamic market segments,” says Jason Dizzine, VP of Portfolio Management and Planning.

OEM touts more than 700 installations of sheetfed inkjet printing presses worldwide and more than 60 billion pages printed since 2015.

Printing industry veteran, who previously worked at Canon, Eastman Kodak, Océ, Encad, and Xerox, to lead U.S. operations for Japanese manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printer machines.

OEM will demonstrate “The Power to Move” in Lucern, Switzerland exposition.

The LED-UV, B2-format (29-inch) sheetfed device at the former Westendorf Printing facility in Dayton, OH, uses inkjet technology to print at speeds up to 3,000 sph.