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Visitors to The Print Show this autumn will be able to view live demonstrations of the latest generation Kudu flatbed printer, as well a print-and-cut workflow for short-run packaging in collaboration with Zünd

SwissQprint has revealed that it will use its stand at The Print Show this year to showcase how its technology can help print service providers (PSPs) combine high productivity with dependable day-to-day performance.
Located on Stand P420, the manufacturer will be demonstrating its latest generation Kudu flatbed printer throughout the event. Visitors will gain insight into the key features of the solution, including the opportunity to experience high-speed production of full-size 8×4 media.
Meanwhile, in collaboration with Zünd, swissQprint will also demonstrate a print-and-cut workflow for short-run packaging and similar work. It will highlight how the integrated solution shows that digital printing and finishing can work seamlessly together to increase efficiency while maintaining flexibility.
“The demonstrations underline swissQprint’s focus on helping print businesses combine dependable productivity with the ability to respond to changing customer demands and unlock new business opportunities,” the company says.
In addition, visitors will be invited to explore the entire swissQprint stand to see first-hand what is possible using technology from the manufacturer. All printed elements across the stand will be produced on the Kudu, showcasing its qualities across textiles, ACM, acrylic, and Xanita Board.
“Retail graphics, POS displays, and interior décor applications will be complemented by speciality effects including neon colours, textured effects and varnish printing,” swissQprint says, adding: “Together, they illustrate how print businesses can create distinctive, value-added products while maintaining efficient production.”
The Print Show 2026 takes place from September 29th to October 1st in Hall 1 of the NEC in Birmingham.