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    Revolutionary Canon imagePRESS V1000 will be unveiled at GPP

    May 17, 2022
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    MENA Newswire: Canon Middle East (CME), the leading provider of imaging technologies and services will be participating at Gulf Print & Pack (GPP) 2022 and showcasing its entire range of state-of-the-art technologies and innovative solutions, while highlighting the latest trends within the print industry. In keeping with global trends in a post-pandemic era, where customer demand has shifted towards digital technologies, Canon will be spotlighting its digital printing technology, inkjet capabilities, wide format technology and complete workflow, from pre-press to post-press technology, spanning various industries including packaging, labelling, and retail.

    Revolutionary Canon imagePRESS V1000 will be unveiled at GPPAs a market leader at the forefront of cutting-edge technology, Canon’s presence at GPP will reflect its position as a 360* provider of hardware, software and services for all printing needs and the line-up will include: all toner-based cut sheets, spanning the imagePRESS color and varioPRINT black & white series, the wide format range, including the flatbed Arizona 135, Colorado 1650, and imagePROGRAF range, showcasing both the imagePROGRAF TZ-30000 and imagePROGRAF GP-4000. Offering 5 dedicated zones with live demonstrations that underscore the real-life applications of inkjet, wide format and production printing, Canon will also have dedicated webinars and virtual stand tours for participants who cannot attend in person.

    Canon will also be unveiling one of their latest key products for the first time, at an exclusive Middle East preview, where visitors will get up close and personal to witness the powerful capabilities of the Revolutionary imagePRESS V1000. Setting new standards in production print with the brand-new cut-sheet digital color press, the imagePRESS V1000 overcomes the day-to-day production challenges faced by commercial printers and incorporates progressive technological features to establish it as the next generation, in the evolution of the imagePRESS family.

    “The pandemic has changed the way businesses operate and accelerated certain trends, including digital printing and our objective is to help customers better understand the latest technologies that can help them operate in a post pandemic reality, while offering key counsel and guidance on how to benefit from the latest innovative products and solutions. The needs of our customers are always central to what we do and that extends to offering expert advice on how to reimagine their business possibilities. We look forward to showcasing the depth of our portfolio and, setting a new benchmark in production print, with the launch of the all new imagePRESS V1000,” said Shadi Bakhour, Business Unit Director, Canon Middle East.

    GPP, MENA’s premier trade show for print service providers is scheduled to run from 24-26 May 2022 at Dubai World Trade Centre and CME will be present on stand D16 at the Dubai World Trade Center. For additional information on Canon Middle East, please visit the website.

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