Ahead of the launch of The Print Show 2026 tomorrow, we compiled just five of the over 100 exhibitors to see while at the event showcasing kit debuts, UK exclusives, and special offers
The Print Show 2026 is only one day away from opening to the public from Hall 1 of the NEC Birmingham, marking its milestone tenth-anniversary celebration of the UK print sector.
The Print Show will take place from September 29th to October 1st at the NEC Birmingham, with free entry to the event available to those who either register online or on the day.
With the event once again co-locating with The Sign Show, the sold-out exhibition floor is packed with well over 100 suppliers and leading global brands showcasing the future of print and graphic technologies.
For professionals across the print, signage, packaging, and graphics markets looking to diversify their capabilities, keeping up with the sheer volume of technology at the show can be a challenge.
To help guide your journey across The Print Show’s sold-out exhibition floor, we have compiled just five of the wide-ranging manufacturers and exhibitors at this year's event which are worth checking out.
CMYUK has gone big this year with the largest physical footprint in the history of the event, occupying an impressive 285sq m stand to showcase its range of commercial print solutions.
The supplier will be demonstrating a large variety of print solutions this year, including the heavy-duty EFI Vutek M3h hybrid printer and the versatile Canon Colorado M5W roll-to-roll system.
In an exclusive offer for The Print Show, CMYUK is offering a £30,000 discount for print professionals who trade-in their old printer during purchase.
Visitors will also be treated to the official introduction of CMYUK’s all-new Sign and Graphics Materials portfolio, giving graphics producers a direct look at the latest substrates available to the market.
Epson is showcasing a trio of newly engineered hardware solutions at this year’s show, with the official UK debuts of three core solutions specifically designed to help businesses break into new workflows.
Epson’s UK debuts at the show will include the SureColor V4000, a compact A1+ UV flatbed printer designed for precise promotional and industrial printing.
The SureColor G9000, Epson's latest entry into the expanding direct-to-film (DTF) sector designed for high-volume commercial garment decoration and textile transfers, will also be shown to the UK market for the first time.
Rounding up the debuts, the SureColor F300 dye-sublimation printer will be showcased on the stand of official partner, Nova Chrome, at Stand P240.
For commercial printers aiming to optimise their mid-to-high volume production environments, Konica Minolta Business Solutions UK is bringing some serious fire-power to the show floor.
One highlight of their presence is the exclusive UK debut of the AccurioPrint C5080 Series digital press. The company’s latest solution aims to provide next-generation workflow speeds, media flexibility, and automation tools to the print market.
Konica Minolta will also be introducing the AccurioPress C14010/S and 12010/S production presses at The Print Show, which are designed to enhance productivity, streamline operations, and unlock new creative possibilities.
Aiming to combat increasing customer demands and mounting budget challenges, this advanced solution has been developed to ensure that users have access to cutting-edge automation, superior colour accuracy, and unmatched efficiency.
Mimaki’s exclusive UK and Irish distributor, Hybrid Services, is hosting an exclusive triple Mimaki debut for the EMEA region.
This includes the EMEA debut of the JFX220-2515, a wide-format flatbed with a new four-head configuration that enables dual CMYK printing, delivering production speeds of up to 42sq m/h. It also offers an expanded printable area of 2,500 x 1,500mm, which the manufacturer said makes it ideal for large-scale applications like retail signage.
Meanwhile, the new UJF200 Series, comprising the UJF200-3042 and UJF200-6042, has been designed to bring high print quality, versatility, and automation to industrial printing. It features precise printheads that allow users to reproduce fine text, detailed graphics, and smooth gradients while support for fluorescent inks expands opportunities further.
In addition to this, Hybrid Services and Mimaki will launch RasterLink8, the latest generation of its RIP and workflow software, at The Print Show. The new software introduces enhanced job management, automated camera alignment, and various other fresh features which will be showcased at the event.
Fujifilm will use The Print Show 2026 to showcase its latest SUPER COLOUR range of Revoria presses, including the recently launched Revoria PC2120, highlighting multiple ways printers can ‘Make More’ with Fujifilm print-on-demand (POD) solutions.
Building on the success of the Revoria PC1120, the new Revoria PC2120 press combines expanded colour capabilities with AI-driven automation designed to reduce manual set-up and maintain consistent output. Its six-colour print engine can run CMYK plus two speciality toners in a single pass, while its expanded speciality toner range is designed to deliver the industry’s widest colour gamut for a cut-sheet toner press.
Alongside its range of Revoria production presses, Fujifilm’s expansive stand will include the ApeosPro C810 press, the Revoria PressReady workflow software, and the Acuity Triton wide-format printer featuring Fujifilm’s water-based, UV-curable AQUAFUZE ink technology.
