Fujifilm India made a significant impact at Drupa 2024, showcasing innovative products and honouring excellence in digital print. Under the theme - Discover the difference, the company says it demonstrated a commitment to advancing print technology and sustainability.

Among the highlights were the Jet Press FP790, designed for mainstream flexible packaging production, the Revoria GC 12500 toner-based B2 press, and the Jet Press 750S with the Kama inline cutting line. Additionally, the Revoria Series expanded with the Revoria Press EC 2100S and SC 285S, showcasing the company's expertise in printing technologies. The new Jet Press 1160CFG for digital book printing and advancements like processless plates and DX automation showcased technological progress and Fujifilm's dedication to environmentally conscious printing solutions.

In the industrial section, Fujifilm India showcased the Acuity printers and Aquafuze ink technology, emphasising innovations in wide-format inkjet printing. The company also underscored its commitment to sustainability with carbon-neutral production.

The event's crowning moment was the Innovation Print Awards 2024, where outstanding achievements in digital print were celebrated. Rajams Digital Offset Prints from India won with its photo book entry in the brochures, catalogues, and leaflets category, while Suvi Color Spot from India won in the photobooks category with their Happy Wedding photobook.

Commenting on the occasion, Priyatosh Kumar, director of Fujifilm India, said, "These awards demonstrate the versatility of the Revoria Press PC1120 in producing high-quality printed materials."

Kumar added, "Our participation in Drupa 2024 reflects our unwavering commitment to innovation and sustainability. We are driven by the desire to create solutions that set new benchmarks in the industry. By fostering a culture of innovation and investing heavily in research and development, we are laying the groundwork for a future where printing technologies are more efficient and sustainable and cater to a broad range of industry needs."

Readers will recall that in 2023, Fujifilm integrated its Graphic Communications division with Fujifilm Business Innovation Corporation, which allowed it to expand its reach and enhance its service offerings, including analogue offset and digital printing solutions.