Enfocus Brings Latest Automation Innovations to Hunkeler Innovationdays
Affordable, flexible automation expert Enfocus is taking its market-leading print software solutions on the road once again as it returns to the Hunkeler Innovationdays event in Lucerne, Switzerland.
When the biennial event returns to Messe Luzern on February 24-27, attendees who visit the Enfocus booth will have the chance to experience the power of Enfocus solutions – widely regarded as the gold standard of prepress software – for themselves. These solutions include the latest versions of PitStop, Switch, Griffin, Review, and Phoenix, all of which were updated at the end of 2024 with a host of new features, functionality, and integrations to boost productivity and profitability across the print workflow.
Yves De Vlieger, Channel Manager Germany, Austria, and Switzerland at Enfocus, looked ahead to the event, saying, “2025 is set to be a pivotal year for printers, and those who make the most efficient use of automation will be best placed for success. Automation is the future of print, but printers can’t afford to wait – that’s where we come in. With Enfocus solutions, the future is now.
“It’s always inspiring for us to connect with customers face-to-face, whether they’ve known us for decades or are completely new to Enfocus. That’s why we love in-person events, and Hunkeler Innovationdays is always a highlight of our calendar. It’s always enlightening to see how much print and finishing can evolve every two years – and automation is key to driving that evolution.”
With its 15th edition on the horizon, Hunkeler Innovationdays is known as one of the leading European events for the print and graphic industries, attracting thousands of industry professionals from across the globe.
The event is one of a string of trade show appearances for Enfocus, which is also due to exhibit at FESPA Brasil, Graphics Canada, the ISA Sign Expo, Bharat Print Expo, and FESPA Berlin in the coming months.
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