See Konica Minolta in a new light at PacPrint

May 24, 2017 – The major focus for Konica Minolta Australia at PacPrint 2017 is to introduce its new industrial and digital print systems designed to help customers meet the changing demands in the market.

Anthony Lewis, General Manager, Production Printing, Konica Minolta Australia, said, “Konica Minolta is committed to delivering new technologies and innovations that help professional printers produce high-quality products that are flexible enough to meet market demand.

“Industrial print is without a doubt a major growth market for Konica Minolta, and that is why we are making a massive investment in this space with new technology, products, and people to support it.

“Our focus is on helping our customers grow by opening up new opportunities and revenue streams to help them service their customers in different and better ways.”

On display will be the:

• recently launched bizhub PRESS C71cf for label printing
• AccurioJet KM-1, Konica Minolta's first B2+ high-speed UV inkjet press
• MGI JETvarnish 3D EVO, a highly-accurate UV spot coating system with iFoil embellishment
• MGI Meteor Unlimited Colours,  a digital solution that combines inline printing with hot foiling, to create prints in a virtually unlimited number of metallic colours
• AccurioPRESS C6100: be the first to see the soon-to-be-released AccurioPRESS C6100, 100-PPM digital colour press that has been designed to further enhance digital print capabilities with increased media capabilities and extended agility to print a wider range of print output.

Anthony Lewis said, “Konica Minolta remains committed to helping customers enhance their corporate value by offering higher-quality products and services from customers’ perspectives, in response to the ever-diversifying printing needs in the commercial print market.

“After PacPrint, we want customers to see us in a new light. The Konica Minolta today is very different from the Konica Minolta at PacPrint four years ago. We have evolved and changed the way we do business, which will help commercial printers step up and do the same.”