Agfa will demonstrate the Anapurna Ciervo H3200 high-output hybrid press at Viscom 2025 in Milan, Italy.
Agfa will welcome visitors to Booth 8 B17/20 at this year’s Viscom event from 1-3 October at Rho Fiera Milano where attendees can get to grips with the machine that offers outstanding print quality, productivity, and versatility on both rigid and flexible media.
The demonstration marks an important milestone for Agfa’s renowned Anapurna series, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025. Since its debut in 2005, the Anapurna series has evolved continuously to meet the fast-changing needs of print service providers worldwide, establishing itself as a cornerstone of Agfa’s wide-format inkjet portfolio.
The Ciervo family – first introduced in 2024 – represents the latest chapter in this success story. In just one year, the Ciervo range has expanded to include three hybrid machines: the compact H2050, the versatile H2500, and the high-output H3200. Together, they form a family designed to help printers adapt swiftly to market challenges while opening new creative production opportunities.
Every model in the Ciervo range is powered by Agfa’s Asanti workflow software, which ensures seamless job preparation, colour accuracy, and streamlined productivity – giving printers a powerful, integrated solution to manage their operations with maximum efficiency.
Massimo Costa, Regional Sales Manager Italy & South East Europe at Agfa, said: “Two decades on, the Anapurna story continues to be one of innovation and partnership with our customers. The Ciervo family reflects our ongoing commitment to helping print service providers stay ahead, combining proven hybrid printing technology with outstanding versatility. The H3200 model in particular shows just how far hybrid printing has come over the last 20 years – delivering outstanding speed and quality in one robust solution – and Viscom 2025 is the perfect chance to see it for yourself. Come and meet our team on Booth 8 B17/20 to discover how this machine marks a milestone achievement in Agfa’s history of inkjet innovation.”