Sector: Commercial Printing

Revoria Press PC2120

A new benchmark for on demand printing

Think in RGB with the Revoria PC2120

Colours unprintable. Now printable.

The Revoria Press PC2120 prints colour as close as possible to the way you see it on screen. That’s because a new combination of toners, including a specially developed Green toner, reproduces 93% of the world’s most used brand colours. All at the touch of a button.

Up to

120

pages/min
Reproduce

93%

Pantone spot colours
Choose from

11

toner colours

Why the Revoria Press PC2120?

Deliver creative print that gets as close as possible to the original RGB wide gamut design intent, with SUPER COLOUR printing enhanced by the addition of a new Green toner.

Press set-up is much quicker, thanks to a new Substrate Profiler that uses AI-powered learning models to simplify and automate the entire process.

A range of technologies, including a new Smart Monitoring Gate, monitor on-press quality and adjust in real time for the maximum quality, stability and reliability.

The colours you thought were unprintable. Now printable. Think in RGB with the Revoria PC2120.

This changes everything.

A new benchmark for on demand printing

Combining exceptional colour capability, versatile embellishment options, and advanced productivity powered by AI, the new Revoria PC2120 takes the hard work out of production print and delivers colour without compromise.

Colours Unprintable. Now Printable.

There’s a moment every designer dreads. The job comes back from print and the colour isn’t quite what the screen promised.

It never is. CMYK printing, for all its strengths, has never been able to keep that particular promise. Not until now. Adding a new Green toner to the existing Pink transforms what SUPER COLOUR printing can achieve. Now you can reproduce colour as close as possible to the way a designer sees it – bright, vivid – in fact you can now reproduce 93% of Pantone spot colours* and the possibilities speak for themselves.

 

Making RGB simple

Converting RGB design files for print has always been a technical headache for designers. Choosing the right colour profiles, managing separations, checking the results, it’s the moment creativity stops and admin begins.

Revoria Flow eliminates all of that. It automatically separates RGB data into CMYK with Green and Pink in a single click. The result: the designer just needs to supply the file in RGB. The software handles the rest. Simple.

Speciality Colour Web Viewer for RGB

The Speciality Colour Web Viewer (SCWV) software is web-based and allows print service providers to help their customers visualise the difference between advanced SUPER COLOUR printing with CMYK+Green+Pink, and 4-colour CMYK equivalents.

This easy-to-use tool helps you showcase what can be achieved with SUPER COLOUR printing with Green and Pink toners, helping you to promote your higher value, wider gamut print capability, and differentiate your services in a competitive print market.

*Based on Pantone’s verification, this percentage refers to colours from the Pantone Formula Guide Solid Coated where the ΔE00 colour difference compared to the output colour falls within the range of 3 or less.

Embellishments that make all the difference.

Fujifilm FLX metallic toner technology

The high density Silver and Gold metallic toners used in the Revoria PC2120 have reflective pigment particles that are fused to the substrate and lay parallel to the surface, resulting in their ability, due to FLX technology, to reflect light ensuring the underlying media does not show through, and giving a metallic appearance.

Unlike traditional foiling, spot Silver and Gold toners can be combined with fine detail and small text, including variable data. They are ideal for adding elegance and a luxury touch to many applications, such as decorative elements on certificates, greeting cards, business cards, and packaging.

Add silver and gold to the mix

Silver and Gold toners are not limited to metallic embellishments alone. Combining Silver and Gold toners with CMYK also extends the range of colours that can be printed, making it possible to create a large number of metallic shades, offering unprecedented scope for creativity and new high profitable services to offer to your customers.

It is also possible to reproduce Pantone metallic colours. By using Silver or Gold toner layers underneath CMYK, it is possible to achieve a closer match to metallic colour samples. Fujifilm also offers metallic swatch libraries which can be loaded into Adobe Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop, and it is also possible to create your own metallic colours.

Highlights are a clear winner

Pick out names and headlines with clear, perfectly registered Clear toner to add an extra dimension to personalised print. Creative use of a clear layer adds a touch of luxury when adding subtle patterns and backgrounds too.

Be brilliant with high opacity white

The ability to print high opacity white is essential for window clings, labels and stickers on transparent media and opens up a world of possibilities on darker paper and board. But the use of White toner also allows unique and stylish patterns and designs to be created, making print applications stand out, and creating a superb, high quality luxury feel to printed items.

It is even possible to print two layers of white in a single pass to achieve a high opacity white on the most difficult dark substrates.

A new benchmark in AI-powered productivity

The Revoria Press PC2120 sets a new benchmark in productivity by improving a number of the steps that affect overall print productivity. The amount of work that a press can print, and the speed of job turnaround, are governed by more than just the top-line press speed.

Job productivity can be defined as the combined effect of the following:

1. Pre-press preparation

A number of new advanced AI-powered technologies have been introduced in the Revoria PC2120 and Revoria Flow DFE to minimise job setup time and enhance print quality, all with the minimum operator intervention.

New AI-enhanced Substrate Profiler

The Revoria PC2120 incorporates an advanced Substrate Profiler that revolutionises paper setup in production printing. Developed with proprietary Fujifilm technology, the Substrate Profiler is designed to eliminate trial and error and reduce job preparation time, dramatically cutting a typical paper setup time from 22 minutes to just 4 minutes without requiring special operator skills.

Revoria Flow AI learning models

Revoria Flow incorporates new AI-based learning models that mean a wide variety of functions can efficiently be set with a single click, including turning off various settings where not needed, optimising and simplifying press setup and operation.

2. Optimising quality and maximising press up-time

The real difference with the Revoria Press PC2120 are the new technologies that have been introduced to maintain superb print quality throughout even a longer print run, while also maximising press up-time and simplifying operation. Even for more challenging substrates and applications, the press will perform at the same top-line speed for much longer, without stopping the press for paper feed or quality issues.

Real time print correction

The Smart Monitoring Gate D1 monitors changes in colour density and the front-to-back registration during printing. By scanning print jobs as they are being printed, the system detects and automatically corrects colour variations and registration misalignments in real time, resulting in stable and consistent print quality even for larger print runs. Print optimisation is done without reducing productivity, achieving both high quality and high productivity.

Print inspection system

Printed jobs can be automatically inspected inline, reducing the dependency on operator skill levels and the time needed for visual inspections. The optional image inspection system* compares the printed jobs with RIP images to detect print defects such as dots and folds. The text inspection verifies text and barcodes against reference files. This enables the inspection of variable data to be completed during print production.

*Availability to be announced in the future

Remote Image Quality Diagnosis

The Revoria Press PC2120 incorporates many technologies that maximise reliability and printing. uptime. However, should a quality issue occur, a Remote Image Quality Diagnostics service is available that assists in the process of fault finding.

Curl correction

A compact, built-in decurler automatically detects and corrects the paper curl caused by the type of paper or the image density of the print job one page at a time, in real time. This ensures high quality output can be achieved with stable paper travel and curl suppression.

Air Suction Feeder

An optional Air Suction Feeder improves the feed performance of paper with a lot of paper dust, pre-printed paper using powder, paper with an uneven texture and coated paper, resulting in a stable, high speed feed for various paper types, from lightweight to heavyweight, and small-sized to banner sheets.

3. Press print speed

The Revoria Press PC2120 achieves high productivity printing of 120 ppm (A4 landscape) and 63ppm (SRA3) across a wide range of paper types, including paper weights from 52 to 400 gsm, coated and uncoated papers, as well as when using speciality toners. In addition, there is no waiting time even for mixed jobs combining coated and uncoated papers.

4. Finishing productivity

A combination of various feeding and finishing units are available with the Revoria PC2120 to ensure a wide variety of print jobs can be loaded and finished quickly and simply for the fastest on-demand production.

Revoria Color Management

Precision, efficiency, and intelligence in every print. The advantage of automated colour excellence

In the high-pressure landscape of high-volume digital print production, the friction between rapid turnaround times and non-negotiable colour consistency often creates a costly operational bottleneck.

Revoria Color Management serves as a solution to control colour across the print lifecycle, to bridge the gap between complex colour science and operational profitability.

By removing technical complexity, the platform de-skills colour management, helping to simply the process and ultimately reduce costs. When the technical barriers to colour excellence are removed, a printer’s ability to protect a customer’s brand identity becomes a simple automated process, rather than a complex, labour-intensive manual struggle.

• Accelerated throughput: dramatically reduces the time required for quality control, ensuring that colour validation keeps pace with the highest press speeds.

• Reliable consistency: provides a standardised framework for excellence,ensuring that output remains stable across diverse shifts and varying substrates.

• Optimal asset utilisation: simplifies professional colour management to the point that it becomes a background process, maximising the uptime of every digital press.

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Superb, consistent, benchmark quality

The Revoria Press PC2120 utilises VCSEL* technology that achieves both high speed printing and a high output resolution of 2400 x 2400 dpi.

In addition, Fujifilm’s advanced Super EA-Eco toners use particle sizes that have been reduced to among the smallest in the industry, with the toner particle shape standardised to enable the super-sharp rendering of detailed characters and fine lines. In addition, gradations, halftones and midtones are reproduced more smoothly and dot shapes more faithfully, delivering exceptional print quality on a par with offset printing.

Automatic pre-printing adjustments

Inline sensors automatically adjust alignment correction, and transfer output and density values to maintain high print quality.

Real time print correction

The Smart Monitoring Gate D1 monitors changes in colour density and the front-to-back registration during printing. By scanning print as it is being printed, the system detects and automatically corrects colour variations and registration misalignments in real time, resulting in stable and consistent print quality even for larger print runs. Print optimisation is done without reducing productivity, achieving both high quality and high productivity.

 

In addition, a number of software features in Revoria Flow allow print quality to be optimised automatically: AI-based quality optimisation

New AI technologies within Revoria Flow analyse data within a print job and recommend optimal quality settings. The settings are determined based on Revoria Flow’s unique document analysis and new AI learning models, and are based on the toner configuration installed in the press.

For example, AI automatically determines the scene for each photographic image on the page and applies scene-specific corrections utilising SVIE (scene-specific and visually optimised natural image enhancement technology). Images that are too dark, too bright, backlit, or with poor skin tones can be automatically corrected and printed beautifully. No technical or specific software knowledge is required, again making it possible to achieve the best quality with the minimum of operator skills.

Enhance image brightness with Pink toner

The use of Pink toner brightens the entire image and produces smoother, more realistic skin tones. By simply selecting the level of pink, Revoria Flow automatically balances magenta and pink colours to extend the colour gamut to print more vividly, without any image editing.

*Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser.

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Applications

Discover unlimited creative possibilities

A range of advanced technologies in the Revoria Press PC2120 improve paper handling capabilities, extending the variety of applications that can be printed. Enhance your productivity, create more value, deliver business growth.

High quality printing on highly textured paper

A Textured Paper toner improves the transfer of the colour toner onto the concave areas of particularly challenging textured paper, improving print quality, and expanding the types of paper and applications that can be printed.

Static Eliminator

An optional Static Eliminator D1 provides a remarkable static elimination effect on a wide range of media. This suppresses paper sticking and significantly improves the efficiency of downstream processes.

Photo book custom imposition tool

With simple, intuitive operation, anyone can easily create or edit photo albums using Revoria Flow. Photo images such as JPG, PDF, etc. can be imported directly and page layouts easily created. The work is completed on the Revoria Flow server, meaning there is no need for dedicated DTP software, and it is ideal for new business trials. It is also possible to create and save custom imposition templates, useful for repeated use of the same placement pattern.

Easy-to-use photo book features:

• Place images in any position by dragging and dropping

• Image resizing, rotation, and transparency

• Mixed placement of images of different sizes

• Setting booklet finishing (saddle staple/single folding)

• Multiple placement of the same image

• Placement on banner page

• Fine-tuning the position of the image by numerical input

A wide range of paper sizes:

• From 90 mm wide envelopes to 330×1300 mm wide posters and vertical calendars, you can expand the number of applications you can print

• Automatic duplex printing is possible up to 330 x 729mm

Revoria XMF
PressReady

Revolutionary digital print production workflow

Why Revoria XMF PressReady ?

One workflow

Full integration with Fiery and Fujifilm Revoria Flow DFEs to manage all digital presses with one system

Economical

Eliminate routine tasks, improve production efficiency and lower running costs for a better ROI

User-friendly

Highly intuitive and simple interface allows system to be scaled across teams of any size

Key features

Revoria XMF PressReady is unique in integrating not only with Revoria digital presses, but any connected digital press using a Fiery DFE

Hybrid digital & offset print production

Revoria XMF PressReady is integrated with Fujifilm’s established and respected XMF Workflow system, allowing print businesses to manage both offset and digital production via one integrated workflow, making it an ideal solution for those who offer hybrid printing services. When used in combination with Fujifilm’s Revoria Press PC1120 and Revoria Flow DFE, XMF PressReady, can completely automate the flow of print work from order intake to printed product by preconfiguring and automating the flow of work through the Revoria Flow DFE.

Integration

Revoria XMF PressReady can integrate with other systems such as Management Information Systems (MIS) and web to print systems allowing up stream systems to be fully connected to the digital print production flow.

Print management across all vendor presses

Revoria XMF PressReady is unique in integrating not only with Revoria digital presses, but any connected digital press using a Fiery DFE. This allows print service providers to manage digital presses from
multiple vendors using one system, giving visibility of the print job status, the print job queue, media information, ink levels and much more.

Conditional automation

Able to integrate seamlessly into a range of established workflow environments, Revoria XMF PressReady offers multiple workflows that can be configured to make production decisions based on size, quantity, media, and page count. Revoria XMF PressReady eliminates the need for manual intervention, saving valuable time and reducing the possibility of operator error.

Streamline production

Fujifilm’s Revoria XMF PressReady brings a new level of efficiency to digital print production, providing print service providers with a powerful, flexible, and efficient workflow system that can automate processes, streamline production, and save valuable time by minimising errors.

What Fujifilm Workflow Solutions can do for your business

As a supplier of print- on-demand (POD) equipment and workflow, Fujifilm is able to provide solutions that cater for a broad range of digital print applications, and a workflow portfolio that addresses the specific needs of each applications and customer.

Enhance efficiency
The primary reason for implementing a print production workflow system is to improve overall efficiency. Fujifilm workflow solutions will reduce manual intervention, minimise errors and ensure a smooth and efficient workflow.

Reduce costs
A print production workflow system helps to reduce costs by optimising resource allocation, eliminating redundant tasks and enhancing productivity. It can identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies in the production process, standardise workflow processes and automate repetitive tasks, resulting in better productivity and ultimately lower costs.

Improved quality control
By standardising print production processes, our workflow systems help to maintain consistent quality throughout the print production process.

Better job tracking and monitoring
Fujifilm workflow solutions provide real-time visibility of the status and progress of print jobs across your entire production. Both managers and team members can track the work in the workflow, making sure work is delivered on time.

Scalability and flexibility
As your printing company grows, Fujifilm’s workflow solutions can easily accommodate an increase in the volume and complexity of print jobs. The workflow can drive production to multiple presses, making expansion easy to manage. Whether you are looking to drive presses to their maximum in terms of productivity, or need to accommodate an expanding array of digital presses, our solutions have the flexibility to accommodate this growth.

 

Integration with other systems
Fujifilm’s core print production workflow system, Revoria XMF PressReady, can integrate with other systems in your business, such as web-to-print front ends or MIS systems, allowing a seamless flow of work from job onboarding to the final printed products.

Managing repetition
Many digital print companies or in-house departments create high volumes of print, but the products being printed are the same, or similar in format with new content. One example of this is the production of business stationery, where the products are a standard size but the content is always different. This may also apply to applications such as flyers, brochures and restaurant menus. For any of these jobs, Fujifilm’s
Revoria XMF PressReady solution turns the repetition into an automated process.

Not all print job files are supplied ready to print
Print work often originates from people or organisations that do not have a technical understanding of the printing process. In such situations, received print files arrive in all sorts of formats. Common issues include: designs in Microsoft applications; poor quality PDF files; designs containing RGB images; artwork that is different in size to the print product required. Fixing such issues can be a daily problem, and one that can take a huge amount of time.

Fujifilm’s PressReady workflow contains an armoury of tools to fix such issues automatically. With embedded pre-flighting, the workflow can identify a wide range of issues and take action to solve the problem by converting RGB images to CMYK, resizing pages to the correct dimensions, adding bleed to PDF files, rotating pages in the wrong orientation and doing mundane tasks such as removing blank pages from supplied PDF files.

XMF PressReady workflow

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XMF PressReady iF Design Awards Winner 2025

Fujifilm has been recognized with the prestigious iF Design Award 2025 for its innovative products, including the XMF PressReady workflow system. This award highlights Fujifilm’s commitment to excellence in design and functionality across various business fields.

 

Case study: Acuity Triton & AQUAFUZE ink

FastSigns Scotland

Case study

Early beta site using Fujifilm’s Acuity Triton with AQUAFUZE ink technology report wide range of immediate benefits

FastSigns Scotland

United Kingdom

Acuity Triton & AQUAFUZE ink

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Highlights

Partnership & innovation: FastSigns Scotland became one of the first global beta sites for Fujifilm’s Acuity Triton printer with AQUAFUZE ink in early 2025, working closely to validate the technology in real-world production.

Technology & performance: The Acuity Triton with AQUAFUZE combines eco-solvent and UV benefits in one system, offering instant drying, strong scratch resistance, vibrant precision print quality, and immediate lamination capability.

Business impact & capability: With over 35 years’ experience and 30,000+ vehicle wraps delivered, the company adopted the technology to enhance flexibility, productivity, reliability, and application quality across diverse sectors.

Sustainability & future growth: Supporting its ISO 9001 accreditation and progress toward ISO 14001, the new water-based LED UV ink reduces energy use, lowers running costs, and strengthens environmental responsibility.

AQUAFUZE LED UV, is a genuine game-changing technology – reducing energy use and cutting running costs.

Robert Lambie | Managing Director | FastSigns Scotland

Glasgow-based signs and vehicle branding specialist, FastSigns Scotland, was selected in early 2025 as one of the first global beta sites for Fujifilm’s new Acuity Triton printer, powered by AQUAFUZE ink technology. As official demo sites and global beta testers, the company has worked closely with Fujifilm since then to validate the printer and ink system in real-world production environments, and are seeing major benefits in terms of flexibility, productivity and application quality.

The Acuity Triton, combined with AQUAFUZE ink, represents a major advancement in wide format printing, providing the benefits of both eco-solvent and UV technologies in a single solution. It enables instant drying and outstanding scratch resistance, while also offering the flexibility required for applications such as vehicle graphics.

FastSigns Scotland, an independently owned company established over 35 years ago, has completed an extensive range of signage solutions across hospitality, retail and manufacturing sectors, with more than 30,000 vehicle wraps and commercial fleet graphics delivered to date. To support this breadth of work, the company required a technology that could combine precision, reliability and environmental responsibility. Managing Director Robert Lambie, saw the Acuity Triton with AQUAFUZE inks as the ideal solution.

When invited by Fujifilm to test its new ground-breaking ink technology, Lambie saw an opportunity to bring his own experience to the development of the technology, and has been working closely with Fujifilm since the installation in early 2025, testing the ink on a wide variety of materials.

Lambie comments: “Having been in the sign industry for over 36 years, I’ve worked with most sign and print technologies. Each ink type brought something new to the table, so when I was approached by Fujifilm, to effectively join their R&D team in testing this new ink technology, my curiosity got the better of me!

“The machine is very easy to run, from loading media, to the RIP software, everything just works with very little effort. The print quality is brilliant: vibrant, razor-sharp, even on text only a few millimetres high. And being able to laminate prints straight out of the machine is a massive bonus.”

Sustainability is a top priority at FastSigns Scotland, demonstrated by its long-standing ISO 9001 accreditation and its current progress towards ISO 14001, alongside its adoption of print technologies designed to minimise energy consumption and support more eco-friendly production.

Lambie concludes: “We’ve been ISO 9001 accredited for nine years, and we’re now working towards ISO 14001 to strengthen our environmental responsibility. AQUAFUZE LED UV, water-based ink is a genuine game-changing technology – reducing energy use and cutting running costs, while also opening up more media options. It’s the right step for our business!.”

Shaun Holdom, Global Business Development Director, Fujifilm, comments: “Having FastSigns Scotland as early beta partners has been invaluable. Their real-world feedback during the beta phase has been important, and their results speak for themselves. This partnership has also proven the ability of AQUAFUZE technology to deliver across a wide spectrum of applications. This is a true hybrid solution that brings together the best of eco-solvent and UV ink, and it’s been designed to make printers’ lives easier and their businesses more profitable. We truly believe it represents the next major leap forward in wide format print technology.”

Acuity Triton & AQUAFUZE ink

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Case study: Revoria Press PC1120 & XMF PressReady

Druk24h

Case study

Druk24h boosts productivity and consistency with Fujifilm Revoria Press PC1120 and Revoria XMF PressReady

Druk24h

Warsaw, Poland

Revoria Press PC1120 & Revoria XMF PressReady

Reading time: 5 minutes

Highlights

Business & scale: Founded in 1994, Druk24h is Poland’s only 24/7 print company, operating three sites in Warsaw and serving both urgent walk-in customers and high-volume commercial clients.

Technology investment: The company invested in Fujifilm’s Revoria Press PC1120 and Revoria XMF PressReady to support fast turnaround times while maintaining high print quality and efficiency.

Production impact: Since its installation in September 2023, the Revoria Press PC1120 has become the backbone of small-format production, delivering strong uptime, colour consistency, and productivity.

Workflow automation: XMF PressReady, introduced in early 2024, has automated and streamlined workflows across multiple devices, significantly reducing turnaround times and enabling true print-on-demand operations.

The press prints more accurately than anything I’ve seen before, even unique spot colours – such as my personal favourite, Pantone 021 C

Paweł Grot, Founder | Druk24h

Founded in 1994, Druk24h is the only print company in Poland operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and has invested in Fujifilm’s Revoria Press PC1120 and Revoria XMF PressReady. The move has enabled the business to meet the demanding turnaround times of its diverse customer base while maintaining exceptional print quality and operational efficiency.

With three sites across Warsaw, including a central retail outlet open around the clock, Druk24h serves a wide variety of customers, from walk-ins needing urgent business cards to key accounts ordering large volumes of brochures and marketing collateral.

Installed in September 2023, the Revoria Press PC1120 quickly became the backbone of the company’s small-format production. Printing a wide range of SRA3 applications, from brochures and flyers to business cards, the press has delivered exceptional uptime, colour consistency, and productivity, helping the business meet its “print-on-demand” promise.

Krzysztof Wiśniewski, Production Manager, Druk24h, comments: “The Revoria Press PC1120 gives us the quality and reliability to deliver, while XMF PressReady allows us to automate and streamline production across multiple devices. That combination has transformed the way we work, especially for urgent, last-minute jobs.”

XMF PressReady, introduced in early 2024 following a successful trial, has revolutionised Druk24h’s workflow. By automating job processing across multiple devices, including the Revoria Press PC1120, large format printers, and finishing equipment, the system has simplified operations for staff of all experience levels. By simply naming files correctly and dropping them into folders, operators trigger fully automated print and finishing workflows, reducing turnaround time.

Paweł Grot, Founder and CEO of Druk24h, comments: “We’re thrilled with the new Revoria Press PC1120 and XMF PressReady. Quality of print is a top priority at Druk24h, considering we’re printing around the clock, and Fujifilm delivers above and beyond. The press prints more accurately than anything I’ve seen before, even unique spot colours – such as my personal favourite, Pantone 021 C. We are excited to drive our business to new heights with these creative print solutions.”

Mr. Wiśniewski explains: “I saw the value of XMF PressReady instantly. All we need to do now for most of our automated jobs is to update the file name and drop it into a folder, and the rest is completed in the background. In some cases, a job can go from file to finished product in under ten minutes.

“XMF PressReady has become the hub of our whole production. And for a 24/7 operation like ours, that’s a huge advantage.”

MKPress, an authorised Fujifilm partner in the Polish market, helped to facilitate the investment in Fujifilm’s XMF PressReady. As an established distributor for Fujifilm, MKPress’s involvement highlights its commitment to excellence in the printing industry.

Mariusz Kociszewski, Owner of MKPress, comments: “We’re proud to support Druk24h with Fujifilm’s XMF PressReady. We have built a great partnership with Fujifilm. Our goal is always to ensure our clients have the tools and support they need to achieve outstanding results.”

The investment has also been supported by Fujifilm’s technical team in Poland, with rapid-response service and the provision of an “uptime kit” of spare parts, ensuring any minor issues can be resolved instantly. Looking ahead, Druk24h sees potential to expand its portfolio of Fujifilm presses as the business expands.

Wiśniewski comments: “We are proud to be the first business in Warsaw with the Revoria PC1120. It turned out to be an excellent decision. Out of all the machines we tested, the quality of this press, thanks to features like the elastic fusing belt, and the reliability of their technicians made the biggest difference.”

Agnieszka Głowacka, National Sales Manager Graphic Communications, Fujifilm Poland, comments: “Druk24h is a perfect example of how combining our world-class digital print engines with our advanced workflow solutions can help businesses thrive in high-pressure, fast-turnaround environments. Their 24/7 operation demands maximum uptime, quality, and efficiency, and we’re delighted that the Revoria Press PC1120 and XMF PressReady are helping them achieve exactly that.”

Revoria Press PC1120 & Revoria XMF PressReady

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Case study: Revoria EC2100S

Indigo Ross

Case study

UK-based creative print agency, Indigo Ross, invests in Fujifilm Revoria EC2100S 5UPER COLOUR press.

Indigo Ross

Suffolk, UK

Revoria EC2100S

Reading time: 4 minutes

Highlights

Company profile: Indigo Ross is a Suffolk-based creative and print agency with 14 staff and a £1.2 million turnover, offering design, print, and web services since 1995.

New investment: The company has installed a Fujifilm Revoria EC2100S 5UPER COLOUR digital press to boost in-house production capacity.

Technology advantage: The press’s five-colour capability enables vivid colour reproduction, such as Pantone 1505 orange, allowing Indigo Ross to keep complex print jobs in-house.

Business impact: Keeping more work in-house improves quality control, turnaround times, and profit margins by reducing reliance on third-party providers.

Future outlook: Indigo Ross anticipates further efficiency gains as it explores the press’s automation features, enhancing scalability and competitiveness.

The fifth colour capability of the Revoria EC2100S is a game changer for the type of work we can produce ourselves.

Phil Roper, Managing Director | Indigo Ross

Full-service creative and print agency, Indigo Ross, has boosted its in-house production capacity with the installation of a Fujifilm Revoria EC2100S 5UPER COLOUR digital press. With a team of 14 and a turnover of around £1.2 million, Indigo Ross, based in Suffolk, has been providing quality design, print and web services since 1995.

Phil Roper, Managing Director, Indigo Ross comments: “We’ve always believed in staying ahead when it comes to digital print – our first ever digital investment was about 20 years ago. Over the years we’ve used many suppliers and now we’re pleased to be working with Fujifilm. It’s our first Fujifilm investment, but from sales to install it’s been absolutely spot-on. I can’t fault the team at all.

“When it came to choosing a new press, the Revoria EC2100S just made sense for us. The fact that it’s a five-colour model really sets it apart – that fifth colour capability is a game changer for the type of work we can produce ourselves.”

One recent job really highlighted that advantage. Phil continues: “A couple of weeks back, we had to deliver a 116-page annual job for a trade client – five colour, with a really vivid Pantone 1505 orange. Normally we’d outsource that to litho, but the turnaround was too tight. The Revoria’s fifth colour saved the day – we simply couldn’t have hit that orange digitally before. Now, we can keep these high-value, demanding jobs in-house and maintain full control over the quality and turnaround.

“Having that extended colour gamut means we’re not limited creatively. If a client wants a bright neon, a vivid brand orange, or something that needs that extra pop, we can deliver it without compromise, and that’s a huge selling point for us. It means better margins too, because we’re not paying a third party to do work we’re now more than capable of handling ourselves.”

Phil concludes: “Ultimately, nobody wants to outsource work if they don’t have to – that’s the bottom line. The Revoria EC2100S gives us the capacity, quality and extended colour range to keep more work in-house. It’s freeing us up to take on longer runs with confidence and gives us a competitive edge. And we’ve only just scratched the surface – as we get more familiar with the automation features, we’ll be able to push efficiency even further. It’s good to know we’ve got a machine that can grow with us.”

Spencer Green, Head of POD Sales UK, Fujifilm UK adds: “This is a real milestone for Fujifilm. Indigo Ross is one of the first in the UK to invest in the recently launched Revoria EC2100S 5UPER COLOUR press, and we’re delighted to be working with them as they produce high quality, value-added work for their customers. It’s a fantastic example of how this press’s five-colour capability is opening up new opportunities for printers to keep more work in-house and push creative boundaries.”

Revoria EC2100S

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Case study: Revoria SC285S

XDP Digital

Case study

A UK first: XDP Digital invests in 5-colour Revoria SC285S 5UPER COLOUR press

XDP Digital

Christchurch, UK

Revoria SC285S

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Highlights

Business growth & vision: XDP Digital, a long-established UK print company, has invested in Fujifilm’s Revoria Press SC285S to stay competitive and enhance in-house capabilities.

Fifth colour innovation: The fifth colour capability, including metallics, pink, white, and clear toners, was the key reason for making the investment, offering clients unique, eye-catching print options.

Market impact & client response: Clients responded enthusiastically to vibrant samples, with strong demand from the marketing and retail sectors for standout, cost-effective print finishes.

Supplier partnership: Fujifilm impressed XDP with a proactive, supportive approach from initial contact through to installation and training.

Future plans & expansion: With early success, XDP is considering expanding into high-volume monochrome printing using Fujifilm’s Revoria E1 Series to enter the publishing sector.

Now, we can offer striking effects in-house, with no extra hassle or outsourcing. It’s truly a game-changer for us

Robert Jupp, Director | XDP Digital

Founded over two decades ago, XDP Digital has grown from running a single small printer to being a fully equipped commercial print operation, serving local businesses and long-standing blue-chip clients across the UK. The fifth colour capability was the deciding factor for the Christchurch-based print business, as it became the first company in the UK to invest in Fujifilm’s new Revoria Press SC285S.

“We’ve always prided ourselves on being able to do nine out of ten things in-house for our customers,” explains Robert Jupp, Director at XDP Digital. “But we knew we needed something new to keep offering that ‘extra mile’ – especially with so many clients looking for fresh, high-impact print.”

The fifth colour capability of their new 5UPER COLOUR press proved to be the key differentiator for XDP Digital. By expanding into metallic, pink, white and clear toners, the company is opening up new creative possibilities for local marketing teams and in-house designers who want to make their materials stand out.

Robert continues: “When we showed customers the samples, they were blown away – especially with the metallics and the pink. A lot of our clients are always looking for that ‘wow factor’ without paying a high price point for specialist finishes. Now, we can offer striking effects in-house, with no extra hassle or outsourcing. It’s truly a game-changer for us and for them.

“We looked at other suppliers, but what really impressed us about Fujifilm was the proactive approach. From the first conversation on the stand at The Print Show to installation and training, nothing was too much trouble.

The press has been installed for a few months and already, XDP Digital is seeing positive reactions to the new press, with early jobs for major garden centres showcasing vibrant pinks and seasonal colour palettes. Samples of the metallic colours have also generated strong interest across XDP Digital’s diverse client base, including marketing departments and retail clients looking to elevate their printed materials without resorting to foiling.

“The new press is faster, more robust and delivers excellent quality, but it’s the new creative options that really excite us,” says Robert Jupp. “In a market where print budgets are under pressure, this gives us a real USP.”

The XDP Digital team is already looking at additional opportunities, including exploring the Revoria E1 Series for high-volume monochrome work to expand into the publishing sector.

Spencer Green, Head of POD, Fujifilm UK, adds: “We’re delighted to partner with XDP with their investment, as they become the first company in the UK to invest in this innovative press – and become a new customer of ours. Their commitment to bringing fresh, eye-catching print to their customers perfectly matches what the Revoria SC285S was designed for – creative freedom, cost-efficiency and premium quality. We’re excited to see how they grow with these new capabilities.”

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Case study: Revoria EC2100S

Kall Kwik

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Kall Kwik centre invests in Revoria EC2100S 5-colour 5UPER COLOUR press from Fujifilm to boost the quality and product range it can offer its customers

Kall Kwik

Welwyn Garden City

Revoria EC2100S

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Highlights

Technology investment: Kall Kwik Welwyn Garden City has installed a Fujifilm Revoria EC2100S 5-colour press to enhance print quality and expand its product offering, particularly in areas like art prints and wedding stationery.

Strategic growth: This purchase marks the latest in a series of technology investments by owner Phil Beverley, aimed at continuously improving customer service and operational efficiency since taking over the branch in 2018.

Partnership & process: The press was sourced through trusted Fujifilm partner Digital Printing Systems UK Ltd, with hands-on testing and expert advice playing a key role in the decision-making process.

Brand legacy: As part of a long-established UK print franchise, Kall Kwik continues its mission to offer fast, high quality print services to businesses and individuals, building on a legacy of innovation in digital and colour printing since the 1970s.

The fifth colour channel gives us massive advantages, and all at a price point that’s similar to what we’d be paying for CMYK only from other manufacturers.

Phil Beverley, Owner | Kall Kwik Welwyn Garden City

Kall Kwik, the well-known UK brand, was founded in the late 1970s to make fast turnaround print available to a broad range of small and medium sized businesses as well as to individuals. Owner Phil Beverley joined the Welwyn Garden City Kall Kwik branch in 2012 and then bought the business from the previous owner in 2018. Since then, he’s made a series of investments in both print and finishing equipment to ensure that the quality and efficiency of the service offered to customers continues to improve even more.

Phil explains: “Previously, printing timescales were expressed in weeks rather than days or hours, and print production was dominated by large corporations. Kall Kwik revolutionised the market with the early adoption of colour and digital print, making it possible for a much broader range of customers to get smaller quantities of print delivered to tight deadlines.

“This investment with Fujifilm is one of many I’ve made in recent years, and it’s a particularly important one. We’d been considering a replacement for our previous toner production press for a couple of years, and when we saw the Revoria EC2100S, we decided to take a closer look. We ran tests on the press at the Fujifilm demo centre in Luton, and based on that hands on experience, and the advice of Will Doherty at Digital Printing Systems UK Ltd (DPS), we decided it was the best fit for our needs.

“We’re very familiar and comfortable with Fujifilm engineering and design, having used many Xerox presses over the years, so investing in Fujifilm technology made sense to us. But in the Revoria EC2100S we also have the added benefit of a press that has been carefully engineered to include a fifth colour channel. This gives us massive advantages, and all at a price point that’s similar to what we’d be paying for CMYK only from other manufacturers.”

Phil anticipates the new press having a big impact on production quality and capabilities. “The addition of pink toner means we can hit a lot more pantone colours than we have been able to before and we can take quality levels up significantly as well. We do a lot of art prints – and anticipate being able to move a lot of that production from our inkjet printers. The EC2100S will also be excellent for short run booklet and magazine production, and image-heavy books. Fujifilm has also recently announced that silver and white toner will also soon be available. We do a lot of wedding stationery, so silver toner gives us a much more cost-effective alternative to foil for those sorts of products. Overall, we’re confident that this is a long term investment that’s going to help us as we continue to grow.”

On the sales and installation process, Phil comments: “Both Will at DPS, and Fujifilm, have been excellent to deal with. We trust Will for his impartial advice, and we’ve been hugely impressed with Fujifilm through the whole process. It really feels like they want to work with us to get the best out of the press, rather than just making a sale. That hasn’t always been our experience with other suppliers in the past. We were also very impressed that we got two full days of training as part of the purchase agreement – far more time than we’ve ever had for any other equipment investment.”

Andy Kent, General Manager, Fujifilm Graphic Systems UK comments: “Our new EC2100S and SC285S presses are designed to make 5-colour printing more accessible than ever – we call it 5UPER COLOUR. It’s hard to imagine a customer better placed than Kall Kwik to make this a reality in the UK. We look forward to working with them to bring the benefits of 5UPER COLOUR to more people than ever before.”

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Case study: Revoria Press PC1120 & Revoria XMF PressReady

Sketches International

Case study

Sketches International upgrades capabilities with Revoria PC1120 and Revoria XMF PressReady

Sketches International

London

Revoria Press PC1120 & Revoria XMF PressReady

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Highlights

Company background & services: Sketches International, founded in Dubai in 2010 and expanded to London in 2019, offers comprehensive creative services including design, branding, video production, web development, and high-end digital print.

Technology investment: In February 2024, Sketches installed the Revoria Press PC1120 to enhance digital print capabilities, enabling six-colour single-pass printing and the use of specialty toners like gold and white.

Creative & competitive edge: The new press allows for standout offerings such as metallic-finish short-run stickers and luxury packaging, giving Sketches a strong market advantage.

Workflow automation: The addition of Revoria XMF PressReady has streamlined operations, reduced errors, and boosted efficiency for the small five-person team.

Future plans & growth: Sketches aims to expand into wide-format printing and continue leveraging advanced print tech to meet rising demand for personalised, high-quality packaging.

XMF PressReady has improved our efficiency significantly, it’s intuitive, reduces mistakes, and helps us run jobs quickly – even with a relatively less experienced team.

Zoia Abdulkarim, Head of Artworks Finalizing Team | Sketches International

Founded in 2010 in Dubai and expanding into the UK in 2019, London-based Sketches International provides a broad suite of creative services including design, branding, video production, website development and high-end digital print. The team of five prides itself on offering more than just production, delivering an end-to-end service tailored to each client’s needs.

Installed in February 2024, the Revoria Press PC1120 has allowed the agency to expand its digital print capabilities across a range of applications, from stationery and stickers to special high-end packaging like luxury paper bags. With the ability to print six colours in a single pass and a wide variety of speciality toners, the press has quickly become integral to Sketches’ offering.

Nizar Al Olabi, Director of Sketches International, says, “We first discovered the Revoria Press PC1120 at Labelexpo 2023, and its ability to print with both white and gold toner immediately stood out. Initially, we were looking for a solution that could handle white ink, but the added capability of gold convinced us to move forward with the investment, and we’re glad we did. It’s opened up so many creative possibilities, from special edition packaging to high-end labels across over 20 different materials.

“The press’s outstanding colour quality, registration accuracy, and support for embellishment-ready printing have been game changers. We’re able to offer our clients a final product proof with metallic finishes – sometimes that’s what closes the deal. One of our standout offerings is being among the first in the UK to provide short-run stickers with special effects, which gives us a huge competitive edge,” Mr. Al Olabi adds.

In addition to the Revoria PC1120 press, the company invested in Revoria XMF PressReady, Fujifilm’s advanced print workflow automation software. The solution has helped streamline job onboarding, reduce setup times, and minimise errors, all particularly valuable for a compact team.

Zoia Abdulkarim, Head of Artworks Finalizing Team, Sketches International, comments: : “XMF PressReady has improved our efficiency significantly. It’s intuitive, reduces mistakes, and helps us run jobs quickly – even with a relatively less experienced team.”

The investment reflects Sketches’ commitment to staying ahead in the competitive and fast-evolving print and packaging landscape. By leveraging speciality finishes and automation, the agency is not only meeting the growing demand for personalised and short-run packaging, but it’s also winning new business.

“Our goal is always to offer unique, high quality solutions, and this partnership with Fujifilm helps us do exactly that,” comments Mr. Al Olabi.

Looking ahead, Sketches International is exploring the addition of wide format capabilities, potentially looking to purchase another Fujifilm machine to further diversify its creative and print services.

Mr. Al Olabi comments: “The Fujifilm team was incredibly supportive, especially during a tough period when our previous machine was damaged in a flood. They helped us turn things around, and now we’re better equipped than ever to deliver for our clients.”

Spencer Green, Head of Print-On-Demand UK at Fujifilm comments: “Sketches International perfectly demonstrates how creative vision can be elevated through advanced print technology. With the Revoria PC1120 and XMF PressReady, they’re able to push the boundaries of personalised packaging while optimising their production workflow. We’re delighted to play a part in supporting their continued growth and innovation.”

Revoria Press PC1120 & Revoria XMF PressReady

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Case study: Revoria Press PC1120S

Cactus Graphics

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Cactus Graphics invests in Fujifilm Revoria PC1120S to ‘disrupt the market’ with special colour capabilities

Cactus Graphics

Dover, UK

Revoria Press PC1120

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Highlights

Company background: Cactus Graphics, founded in 2021 in Dover, builds on 150 years of family print heritage while focusing on youth recruitment and modernisation.

Strategic move: In early 2025, the company invested in a Fujifilm Revoria PC1120S 6-colour press to replace an older 4-colour machine and stay ahead of the market.

Technology benefits: The new press offers high speed, energy efficiency, superior colour matching, and long sheet printing, with standout capabilities like white, pink, and metallic inks.

Market expansion: These new features position Cactus to expand beyond B2B into B2C markets, with greater appeal to creative agencies and enhanced brand output.

Strong partnerships: The investment was supported by excellent collaboration with Fujifilm and distributor Colyer, who provided hands-on guidance and full installation support.

It’s fast, the power consumption is remarkably low, the machine footprint is compact, the quality is excellent, and it also offers us long sheet capability as standard.

Katie Weaver | Managing Director & Co-founder | Cactus Graphics

Cactus Graphics, based in Dover, Kent, is a forward-thinking, modern print business, built on a print heritage that goes back nearly 150 years. Launched in July 2021 with a staff of five, the company was founded as a direct successor to Buckland Media Group (a family business which traces its origins to the mid-19th century). Managing Director, Katie Weaver, one of the Cactus Graphics founders, and the latest in a family line going back multiple generations at Buckland, runs Cactus Graphics with co-founder and Commercial Director, Richard Archer.

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In early 2025 they invested in a Fujifilm Revoria PC1120S 6-colour press, with the machine installed in March. Colyer made the initial introduction of the Cactus team to Fujifilm and coordinated their visits to Fujifilm’s Luton showroom. They visited three times in all, including one visit in which their creative team brought files and designs to explore the usability and capabilities of the press in depth.

“We’re proud of the long heritage of the company,” says Katie. “But the fresh start we made in 2021, with a new brand, and a whole new look, was very intentional. We’re a young business in every sense of the word, in an industry where businesses all too often have an aging workforce and no younger generation coming through. We recruit youngsters regularly, straight out of school or college. We have kids through all the time doing work experience, and we have really strong links with universities and colleges in the local area – working with design students to teach them about the endless creative possibilities of print.

“We’re a forward thinking business, always looking at new technologies and what they have to offer. We needed to replace an existing press that was out of contract and we had a choice: replace it like-for-like with another 4-colour press – or be bold, disrupt the market and invest in something that was going to really set us apart.

“The 6-colour Fujifilm Revoria PC1120S wasn’t the only press we looked at with special colour capability – but it was the one that delivered by far the best overall package. It’s fast, the power consumption is remarkably low, the machine footprint is compact, the quality is excellent, and it also offers us long sheet capability as standard – whereas alternatives we looked at would have required significant additional cost”.

Richard Archer adds: “The colour matching ability we have now is phenomenal, which is fantastic for things like brands and logos in particular, and something our design agency clients will really benefit from. We also have orange and pink in the Cactus Graphics logo – so there’s an immediate benefit for our own marketing materials. With the combinations we can run now of white, metallics and pink – we’re also opening the door to a lot of potential B2C work, where in the past we’ve been mostly focussed on B2B.

“It feels like Fujifilm has been really intentional in the design and taken care to get it right. With some other presses it often feels like the additional colour stations have been crammed in as an afterthought to try to capitalise on recent rising demand for special colours – rather than designing a press around that special colour functionality.”

Both Archer and Weaver were impressed with Fujifilm, and with local distributor, Colyer, who handled the sale. “Both Fujifilm and Colyer were excellent to work with throughout the whole process,” Richard concludes. “Jonathan Lyons, Colyer’s Sales Director worked closely with our team and with Fujifilm throughout the process – including all meetings, RIPs, workflow specifications, and digital front-end configurations. Colyer also coordinated the entire delivery and installation process from start to finish. Both the Colyer and Fujifilm teams were great to work with and were enormously flexible with our requirements.”

Andy Kent, Divisional Manager, Graphic Communications, Fujifilm UK says: “Forward thinking businesses need technologies that take them forward. We’re delighted to have partnered with Cactus Graphics, equipping them with the tools, in the Revoria PC1120S, to take their creativity to even greater heights as they continue to grow their business.”

Jonathan Lyons, Sales Director at Colyer adds: “The Cactus team were a pleasure to work with throughout the process. Visiting the Fujifilm Luton showroom gave them a chance to see the Revoria Press PC1120S in action, and their confidence and decisiveness in choosing the right solution were impressive. We’re proud to have supported them in making such a forward-thinking investment.”

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Case study: Revoria Press PC1120

Spiral Colour

Case study

Spiral Colour invests in Fujifilm Revoria Press PC1120 to enhance production capabilities

Spiral Colour

Macclesfield, UK

Revoria Press PC1120

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Highlights

Company Overview: Spiral Colour, founded in the 1970s, is known for offering diverse print services such as business cards, football programmes, and packaging for high-profile clients.

Investment in New Technology: The company invested in the Revoria Press PC1120 to replace outdated equipment, seeking reliability and advanced features like metallics and six-colour printing with white.

New Capabilities: The press allows for new print options, including in-house envelope printing, and offers significant improvements in print quality, helping Spiral Colour stand out from competitors.

Partnership with Fujifilm: The transition to the new press was supported by Fujifilm’s excellent customer service, ensuring a seamless installation and ongoing support for the team.

Growth and Marketing Plans: Spiral Colour plans to showcase the new six-colour options through a swatch book and ramp up marketing efforts to attract new clients and support business growth.

This investment has enabled us to attract new clients and deliver innovative solutions that set us apart from the competition.

Jason Carpenter, General Manager | Spiral Colour

Founded in the 1970s, Spiral Colour has built a strong reputation for its wide range of services, including business cards, football programmes, packaging, brochures, and speciality print for prestigious clients. The decision to invest in the Revoria Press PC1120 followed the need for more reliable and advanced technology to meet the evolving demands of the market.

Jason Carpenter, General Manager at Spiral Colour comments: “We had outgrown our previous equipment. Our old machine was becoming unreliable and frequently broke down, which impacted our ability to meet tight deadlines. The Revoria Press PC1120 offers us the reliability we need, along with exciting new features like the ability to print with metallic colours such as gold and silver, as well six-colour printing with white, which is a game changer for us.”

 

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The versatility of the Revoria Press PC1120 has opened new doors for Spiral Colour, including the ability to print in-house envelopes – something they could not previously achieve. While the team is still exploring the full potential of the six-colour capabilities, they are confident the machine will allow them to differentiate themselves from competitors and create premium, high-quality prints for customers.

Mr. Carpenter added: “The quality of print we’re now able to offer is noticeably better. While most of our clients aren’t aware of the technology we use, they’ve definitely noticed the difference in what we deliver.”

Spiral Colour’s choice to invest in the Revoria Press PC1120 was driven not only by its advanced features but also by the support and partnership offered by Fujifilm throughout the process. “From the initial discussions through to the installation, the support from Fujifilm has been outstanding,” added Mr. Carpenter. “Fujifilm really understood our needs and the installation and training teams made the transition seamless. We feel confident knowing we’ve got the backing of such a reliable partner.”

The press has also significantly improved reliability, helping Spiral Colour maintain efficiency during tight deadlines – a challenge many businesses face in the fast-paced print industry.

Spiral Colour is particularly excited about the opportunity to promote its new capabilities to current and prospective customers. Mr. Carpenter comments: “We’re planning to develop a swatch to showcase the full range of six-colour options. This investment has enabled us to attract new clients and deliver innovative solutions that set us apart from the competition.”

Looking ahead, Spiral Colour is eager to promote their new capabilities and attract more business with the new press. Mr. Carpenter comments: “We’re planning to ramp up our marketing efforts to make sure everyone knows about the investment we’ve made and the quality we can now offer. The Revoria Press PC1120 is central to our future growth, and we wouldn’t hesitate to consider additional Fujifilm products based on the fantastic experience we’ve had so far.”

Spencer Green, Head of UK POD, Fujifilm UK, commented: “We are delighted to see Spiral Colour taking full advantage of the unique features the Revoria Press PC1120 has to offer. We’re confident that this investment will enable Spiral Colour to meet their clients’ evolving needs and grow their business. Our ongoing partnership ensures they have the tools and knowledge to make the most of the technology.”

Revoria Press PC1120

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