Frazer Chesterman of FuturePrint and James Beattie, Founder and CEO of Xanita to present at The Print Show.

Bookings now open for FuturePrint TECH: Digital Print for Manufacturing 2023

UV Technology – the possibilities are endless - FuturePrint visit IST Metz’s UVDays2023

Meteor Inkjet Ltd, the leading supplier of electronics, software, tools and services for industrial inkjet, further expands its product portfolio with drive electronics and software for Ricoh’s TH6310F industrial inkjet printhead.

Ricoh’s Gen5 Inkjet Printhead reaches 500,000 units sold underlining the breadth and versatility of the technology.

Xaar launches new water-based inkjet head opening up new possibilities for inkjet printing.

One week to go until the FuturePrint Leaders Summit 2022!

Angus Condie will present at the FuturePrint Leaders Summit about sustainability

Is inkjet not quite ready for industry as some have suggested for years, or is the reverse true – is industry not quite ready for digitization? Richard Darling, Ricoh’s Industrial Printing Business Developer, has enjoyed a long career in inkjet, so is ideally positioned to offer insight into how it has developed and evolved.

Technology is a wonderful thing. This is an assumption most people (myself included) tend to make. We live in a world seemingly defined by how clever technology is. How fast is the broadband, how many steps have we taken, how efficient is the MPG, what’s the carbon footprint etc. These days we can measure everything so easily. in this article, Richard Darling asks why go to the shops in a Mclaren when a Volvo will do?

Xaar, the leading inkjet printing technology group, has launched its latest printhead – the Xaar Nitrox – that provides users with greater print speeds and uniformity to deliver unparalleled performance across a wide variety of print applications.

Will everything in the future be thin-film inkjet heads?

As innovation in inkjet technology continues un-phased by the global pandemic, and as the world begins to rise up again as COVID-19 begins a welcomed retreat from society, at the FuturePrint Leaders Summit, we ask will everything in the future be thin-film inkjet heads?

Earlier this year Ricoh Europe and Farbenpunkt announced a partnership between the two companies which combines Ricoh’s leading inkjet head technology with Farbenpunkts PeractoJet ink technology. We talk to Graham Kennedy who is the Director of industrial Print at Ricoh Europe about how this came about and what this could mean for the textile printing sector in terms of production and sustainability.

At the FuturePrint Virtual Summit in October, Xaar rebranded and launched ImagineX a new printhead platform designed to bring inkjet into a new age and allied to a rebranding has reignited the business back to where many believe it should be, innovating from the front and defining the future. We spoke directly with the new CEO, John Mills, about how and what the future means for Xaar.

In the FuturePrint events in October 2020 and February 2021, the effects of the pandemic on print and the hopes for the future have been a big focus. When the UK lockdown was announced in February 2020 DoDxAct had only been trading for just over two years and was building a reputation for combining its expertise in inkjet process optimisation with a practical support through lab testing. Almost 50% of our business relied on travel to customer sites, either providing print head and waveform training or assisting directly with the design and build of highly-customised inkjet deposition devices.