Canon India, is the third biggest exhibitor at the show. In 2010, Canon acquired Océ, and combined forces to bring together customer input and intensive research. The result: Océ VarioPrint i300 sheetfed inkjet press. The Océ VarioPrint i300 prints up to 294 (letter) images-per-minute. It handles paper format sizes up to 13.9 inch x 19.7 inch (B3) and targets heavy production volumes of 1-10 million pages per month. Expect to see the press at the show.

 

 

 

For the first time, EFI will showcase its EPS/MIS software which include EFI Radius, DirectSmile, DSF (Digital StoreFront) and Pace. Also on show will be EFI’ Matan industrial three-meter superwide roll-to-roll and hybrid printer and the EFI H1625 LED-curing wide-format printer. EFI’s flagship Fiery will include the Command Workstation, the Workflow Suite and Color Profile Suite.

 

 

HP India, with 495 sq/ft space is the biggest exhibitor at the show, as of now. For the first time in India, HP will have on display the HP Indigo 10000 press. The press has a maximum sheet size of 750x530mm, prints up to seven colours and has a monthly duty cycle of 2m sheets. There are two HP Indigo 10000 in India, one at Mazda Imaging and the second at Glo Digital.

 

Ricoh India’s focus at the second biggest stand at the show will be on its new kit Pro C9100 series and the Pro C7100x, the white and clear toner press launched late last year at the Eastern Printpack in Kolkata. Also in action will be Ricoh’s wide-format press with the new Geljet print head. The new printhead holds 1.27-inch long nozzle rows containing 384 nozzles, capable of distributing more ink, faster with each pass.