The new Revoria PC2120 will be among the main attractions on the Fujifilm stand at The Print Show this year, while visitors can also see a range of other machines in action during the event
Fujifilm has set out further details of it plans for The Print Show 2026, revealing it will show a range of hardware and software on its stand during the event.
The manufacturer says visitors can see how both its print and workflow technologies can help printers ‘Make More’, from taking on more applications and adding value through speciality colours, to improving efficiency through automation.
A major focus at the exhibition will be the new Revoria PC2120 and Fujifilm’s ‘This Changes Everything’ campaign. Building on the Revoria PC1120, the new Revoria PC2120 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, with Fujifilm’s new green toner, alongside pink, enabling the Revoria PC2120 to reproduce up to 93% of Pantone spot colours and achieve colours that more closely match RGB designs viewed on screen.
“The PC2120 is a major differentiator for Fujifilm,” says Spencer Green, head of print-on-demand at Fujifilm UK, who adds: “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.”
Fujifilm will also display the Revoria EC2100S and Revoria SC285S as part of its SUPER COLOUR range. Both presses feature a fifth toner station in addition to CMYK, giving print operators access to a wider colour gamut and additional effects.
Visitors can also see the ApeosPro C810 press, while Fujifilm will showcase its latest Revoria PressReady and Revoria Colour Management workflow solutions.
In addition, for wide-format applications, Fujifilm will display the Acuity Triton 1.6m roll-to-roll printer using AQUAFUZE water-based UV ink technology.
“The Print Show provides a hugely important opportunity to bring Fujifilm’s production print, workflow, and wide-format technologies together in one place,” Green says, adding: “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.”
