Fujifilm will display its latest Revoria presses, workflow tools, and Aquafuze ink at The Print Show 2026.
Fujifilm UK has announced its return to The Print Show 2026, running from 29 September to 1 October at the NEC Birmingham. Exhibiting on Stand P600 in Hall 1, the manufacturer will showcase its Super Colour range of Revoria production presses, including the recently launched Revoria PC2120, alongside workflow software and wide-format printing systems under its ‘Make More’ initiative.
A major focal point on the stand will be the flagship Revoria PC2120 cut-sheet toner press, running as part of the manufacturer’s ‘This Changes Everything’ campaign. The six-colour engine features an expanded speciality toner range, adding a newly developed Green toner alongside Pink to CMYK. This combination enables the press to reproduce up to 93 per cent of Pantone spot colours and match RGB design data in a single pass. The platform incorporates AI-driven automation for colour separation and image optimisation, reducing manual pre-press editing and set-up times.
Spencer Green, Head of Print-on-Demand at Fujifilm UK, commented, “The PC2120 is a major differentiator for Fujifilm. With an industry-first Green toner, the industry’s widest colour gamut for a cut-sheet toner press and AI-powered intelligence, it represents a significant step forward in what digital print can achieve. ‘This Changes Everything’ captures what we believe this press brings to the market and we want visitors to The Print Show to come and experience that for themselves.”
Additional hardware demonstrations on Stand P600 will include the Revoria EC2100S and SC285S presses, both featuring a fifth toner station alongside CMYK for expanded gamut printing. The EC2100S delivers production speeds up to 100 pages per minute, while the compact SC285S operates at up to 85 pages per minute. Fujifilm will also exhibit the ApeosPro C810 for light production duties, Revoria PressReady workflow management software, and the Acuity Triton 1.6-metre roll-to-roll wide-format printer using water-based, UV-curable Aquafuze ink technology.
Green concluded, “The Print Show provides a hugely important opportunity to bring Fujifilm’s production print, workflow and wide format technologies together in one place. Our ‘Make More’ approach is about helping print businesses get more from digital production, whether that means taking on more high quality work, offering a wider range of applications or improving efficiency through automation. We’re looking forward to showing visitors what ‘Make More’ can mean in practice for their own businesses.”