Preview the Future of PRINT in Chicago with Canon U.S.A.
PRINT 17 attendees will experience first-hand Canon U.S.A.’s (Booth 1213) leading-edge print technology. Canon will use PRINT 17 as an opportunity to celebrate its leadership in inkjet technology and the advancements it is making to push the boundaries of the graphic arts market. With a broad portfolio of innovative technology, Canon has positioned itself as
a company that has far-reaching applications and some game-changing developments.
Canon’s Océ Colorado 1640 is a 64" roll-to-roll printer designed to deliver exceptional productivity for high quality indoor and outdoor graphics with the Canon’s new UVgel technology.
“The demands of the print business are expanding and diversifying,” says Toyotsugu Kuwamura, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Business Imaging Solutions Group, Canon U.S.A., Inc. “With a growing focus on graphic arts, PRINT 17 will allow Canon to cement its reputation as an industry leader through our ability to leverage a comprehensive array of products from a variety of segments, including production and large-format. The graphics arts market is quickly growing, and Canon has the reputation and technology to stay ahead of the curve. I strongly encourage guests at PRINT 17 to stop by the Canon booth to see all of the exciting developments that we’ve been working on, including some exciting new products.”
Earlier this year in Boca Raton, FL, Canon launched the Océ Colorado 1640, a 64" roll-to-roll printer designed to deliver exceptional productivity for high quality indoor and outdoor graphics. Integral to the Colorado is Canon’s UVgel technology, which, as you know, allows the ink to instantly gel on contact with media.
In addition to the Colorado, attendees will also hear updates about a variety of Canon’s devices, including the 2016 MUST SEE ’EMS award-winning Océ VarioPrint i300 with ColorGrip, as the company makes advancements in expanding the range of media inkjet customers can now use. The Océ Arizona 6100 Series UV flatbed printer will also be on-hand to display its ability to print photo-quality images on virtually any type of media, no matter how unconventional—making it a perfect fit for the vibrant minds of those in graphic arts.
As attendees walk through the booth, it will be evident that Canon is expanding its graphic arts capabilities with the latest
offerings from its imagePRESS, ProStream, ColorStream, and varioPRINT iSeries line-ups. These devices offer graphic artists with production solutions to help produce stunning graphic arts work, such as books, magazines and brochures, and high-quality direct marketing materials. Also featured in the booth will be a gallery of output samples from a wide variety of Canon devices, as well as the North American debut of superb print samples from the latest ProStream model.
