PLS becomes Konica Minolta’s first European KM-1 beta site client.

Thumbs-up for KM-1 - Arndt Eschenlohr in front of the UV digital sheet-fed press that has been installed at PLS Print Logistic Services, GermanyThe first European beta site customer for Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH’s KM-1 UV digital sheet-fed press has been named as PLS Print Logistic Services Germany GmbH based in Markkleeberg. It is anticipated that live printing will commence during March.

Konica Minolta brings class production to Premier Print with education push.

Rob Baldwin (left) and Kevin Rideout , benefits of digital colour helping Premier Print win new contractsWelsh based Premier Print has installed a new print production system from digital technology giant Konica Minolta. One of the main reasons for the purchase was to cut click costs dramatically for the company, which has trebled output and opened up new markets including winning new contracts in education.

According to Premier Print, introducing greater flexibility and more colour output as part of an investment in a bizhub PRESS C1060 and Duplo DC-645 cutter and slitter, is paying dividends for the company which has also been given business development support by Konica Minolta under its Digital1234 programme.

Company to sponsor the 2015 London Digital Printing Forum.

These are the type of book samples that will be displayed by Konica Minolta at the London Digital Printing ForumKonica Minolta, well known as a leading service provider for IT and document processes, has announced it will be sponsoring the 2015 London Digital Printing Forum at the Royal Society, Carlton Terrace, in London, on 25 June. The company said the aim was to further strengthen its position for the book printing market backed by its multi-step business development programme called Digital 1234

Konica Minolta unveils ‘gamechanging’ inkjet textile single-pass printer.

Konica Minolta’s ‘gamechanger’

Konica Minolta launched what it terms as ‘gamechanging digital technology’ during the recent international machinery exhibition ITMA in Milan, Italy, that includes a flagship inkjet textile single-pass printer.

First trials have been successful for MEMS

Konica Minolta launches MEMS trials

Konica Minolta used Drupa as the platform for carrying out successful trials of new printheads.  They have been developed leveraging its branded MEMS technologies.

Konica Minolta opens €5m textile innovation centre.

Mrs. Elena Daddi, Bregnano Town Mayor, pushes the button to officially launch the new €5m textile innovation centre at Como flanked by Konica Minolta’s Akiyoshi Ohno (left) and Enrico VergaKonica Minolta has announced that it has opened a new €5 million textile innovation centre at Como, near Milan, in the heart of Europe’s textile printing operations.

Many VIPs and other distinguished guests attended the launch of a state-of-the-art technology centre designed to help inkjet customers obtain first-hand experience in advanced digital systems for textile printing.

Konica Minolta opens new showroom demonstrating further commitment to professional and industrial print markets

Workflows in a living environment

From21 October 2016the professional and industrial printing markets will benefit because Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH opened a new Digital Imaging Square (DIS) at its European headquarters in Langenhagen, Germany. This further underlines its commitment to its customers. The new centre of excellence gives customers a hands on experience through live demonstrations.

Konica Minolta is gearing up for an awe-inspiring spectacle reinforcing its leadership position in production printing.

KM drupa 2012 mediaKonica Minolta will be taking a huge 2400 sq metre stand in Drupa 2016.  That is nearly 25,500 sq feet in old money.  Or to put it another way, it is the size of 21 houses or over half the size of a football pitch.