Fujifilm India’s Revoria XMF PressReady enhances precision and speed in digital print, offers a hybrid workflow solution for routing digital and offset jobs, and integrates with Revoria Flow PPSP.

This solution is set to automate digital print production.

The Revoria XMF PressReady addresses customisation, shorter runs, and quick turnaround times by providing intelligent process automation and is designed to handle print jobs from various inputs, including web-to-print, print management information systems (MIS), or customer-supplied PDF files. This solution reduces repetitive tasks and boosts production capacity.

Koji Wada, managing director of Fujifilm India, said, “We are committed to delivering innovative products and solutions that embody our philosophy of ‘value from innovation.’ By blending diverse ideas, unique capabilities, and extraordinary people, we aim to create solutions that bring joy and smiles to the world. With the introduction of Revoria XMF PressReady, we aim to empower digital printing businesses to transform their workflow, achieve greater accuracy, and unlock new levels of productivity. Fujifilm is dedicated to supporting the industry with solutions that truly make a difference.”

Priyatosh Kumar, associate director and head of graphic communication and device technology at Fujifilm India, added, “Revoria XMF PressReady is a strong pre-press solution for digital print businesses, offering a comprehensive automation solution that simplifies complex workflows. By enabling intelligent automation and seamless integration, this tool makes it easier for our customers to meet the challenges of today’s print demands efficiently and reliably.”

The launch of this innovation marks a milestone for Fujifilm India, providing a solution tailored to meet the needs of the digital printing industry. By harnessing the power of automation and integration, the Revoria XMF PressReady empowers print businesses to enhance their workflow efficiency, manage jobs with precision, and adapt to the fast-paced market demands.