Konica Minolta Debuts Print Innovations at Graphics Canada Expo 2025

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) announces it will host conference attendees at booth #5200 at Graphics Canada Expo 2025, April 9-11 in Mississauga, Ontario.

Konica Minolta will showcase cutting-edge solutions set to transform the print industry. Attendees can experience the latest advancements in high-volume printing, precision finishing and intelligent workflow automation on display at the company’s booth.

"As the largest print industry trade show in the country, Graphics Canada provides an ideal platform for us to introduce our exciting new devices to the Canadian market for the first time," said Jason Dizzine, Vice President, Portfolio Management and Planning. "With continued growth in areas such as labels, packaging, embellishment, and wide-format, Konica Minolta stays at the forefront of these dynamic market segments. We are dedicated to delivering cutting-edge technology that empowers our customers to explore new revenue-generating opportunities. We eagerly anticipate showcasing the innovative applications our devices offer to attendees."

The following technology will be presented by Konica Minolta in booth 5200:

At the heart of Konica Minolta’s booth will be the new AccurioPress C14010S, featuring a fifth station for white toner. This high-performance, toner-based production press builds upon the success of the AccurioPress C14000, offering enhanced capabilities that meet the evolving demands of high-volume print environments. Key upgrades include new hardware and firmware, along with cutting-edge accessories such as the IQ-601 for one-touch color management and the IM-104/IM-105, designed to optimize media attributes for seamless production. With these additions, the AccurioPress C14010S guarantees exceptional print quality and efficiency for a diverse range of applications.

Konica Minolta will also feature its AccurioLabel 400 label press, offering a powerful combination of CMYK and a fifth station for white toner. The press will be demonstrated with a label finisher option, allowing visitors to see first-hand how this versatile solution streamlines label production, delivering vibrant color and enhanced flexibility in a compact design.

Visitors will also experience the cutting-edge AccurioShine 3600 inkjet spot UV printer, equipped with the innovative iFoil One option. The AccurioShine 3600 provides advanced varnish technology, enabling in-house spot UV coating from prototyping to full production. With its ability to create stunning 2D and 3D effects in a single pass, the AccurioShine 3600 opens new creative possibilities, offering dimensional texture effects without the need for traditional screens, plates or dies.

In addition to the hardware innovations, Konica Minolta will demonstrate its suite of advanced workflow solutions designed to streamline operations, improve productivity, and reduce costs across the print process. These tools empower businesses to maximize efficiency and seamlessly integrate with their existing infrastructure.

Konica Minolta marks 20 years of production print innovation at Graphics Canada Expo 2025 with the theme "Possibilities Inspired by You," showcasing the company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the print industry.

“We are thrilled to unveil our newest technologies at Graphics Canada, showcasing the future of print to our valued customers," said Mario Mottillo, President, Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Canada) Ltd. "The innovations we’re presenting at the show are designed to drive business growth through cutting-edge solutions that enhance flexibility, efficiency and creative potential. This event is a fantastic opportunity to engage with industry leaders and demonstrate how Konica Minolta continues to revolutionize the print industry."

Source: Konica Minolta

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