Fujifilm hails FESPA success as interest spikes
Fujifilm has paid tribute to its appearance at FESPA 2017 in Germany this week after revealing that the event helped generate interest in its technology among visitors from around the world.
Friday, 12 May 2017 09:29 GMT
Fujifilm say it is giving visitors a “glimpse of the future” at FESPA 2017
The industry heavyweight has been showing a new modular flatbed production system using ‘Fujifilm Inkjet Technology’.
Fujifilm said instead of displaying existing flatbed and roll-fed technology, which can be seen on various locations around Europe, it is “giving a glimpse of the future” by showing off a new, B1 format platform that will “spark the interest of print service providers” in markets around the world.
“Built on UV technology, this B1 format device will offer ultra-high print quality and high productivity at an accessible price point,” Fujifilm said in a statement.
The development of our new B1 format inkjet platform is the latest example of this technology in action and offers a clear illustration of how Fujifilm is pushing the boundaries in digital print and helping printers across all sectors of the industry to transform and future-proof their businesses”
The manufacturer added: “It will appeal to a broad range of printers, from commercial to industrial, and will be able to accommodate a huge range of substrates, including plastics, acrylics, glass and sheet metal.”
‘Fujifilm Inkjet Technology’ launched at Drupa last year, with the manufacturer saying that the new brand comprises a combination of printheads, aqueous and UV inks, and image optimisation technologies—all of which are owned and developed by Fujifilm.
Steve Wood, marketing manager for Fujifilm Speciality Ink Systems, comments: “The development of our new B1 format inkjet platform is the latest example of this technology in action and offers a clear illustration of how Fujifilm is pushing the boundaries in digital print and helping printers across all sectors of the industry to transform and future-proof their businesses.”
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