Manufacturers Debuted New Printing Technology in Las Vegas
Industry leaders showcased advanced wide-format printing and cutting solutions at the annual PRINTING United Expo.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Manufacturing
Major equipment manufacturers unveiled their latest high-speed printing and cutting devices during the PRINTING United Expo in Las Vegas. The event featured demonstrations of roll-to-roll and flatbed models designed for diverse industrial applications.
Why it matters
These product debuts highlight ongoing innovations in print speed and precision capabilities for commercial production. The expo serves as a central hub for companies to demonstrate efficiency improvements in large-format manufacturing workflows.
The Jeti Bronco H3300 HS leads in output with speeds reaching 4,884 sq. ft./hr., while the imagePROGRAF TM-610M handles 3.2 D-size prints per minute. Other units like the RF84 Braille Monster feature specialized capabilities, including a maximum print height of 19.6 inches.
The players
Canon USA
This subsidiary of the Japanese multinational corporation specializes in imaging and optical products including high-volume commercial printing equipment.
Roland DGA
The company is a major provider of wide-format inkjet printers, engravers, and milling machines for various graphic design and manufacturing industries.
HP
Known as a global technology giant, the firm maintains a significant market presence in wide-format printing and hardware solutions.
EFI
The company focuses on digital imaging and print technology, providing industrial-grade printers for large-format display and packaging graphics.
Agfa
This technology company develops and distributes analog and digital imaging solutions, including high-performance flatbed printing systems for industrial use.
The details
Industry leaders including Roland DGA, Canon USA, HP, EFI, Mimaki, Epson, Agfa, and Fluid Color presented a variety of solutions ranging from the TrueVis AG-640 to the specialized RF84 Braille Monster. These tools utilize diverse technologies such as UV LED flatbed printing and latex integration to meet varying industrial requirements.
Timeline
The PRINTING United Expo events took place the week of September 28, 2026.
Market Landscape
The introduction of these specialized machines follows the industry trend set by the VUTEk Q3h XP, which prioritizes high-speed hybrid capabilities for large-format manufacturing. Manufacturers are consolidating market share by offering increasingly versatile hardware that replaces aging, single-purpose printing platforms.
Business owners looking to upgrade their production capabilities may find these new models provide faster turnaround times for high-volume orders. As these devices enter the market, shops can expect to see potential shifts in operational efficiency and updated output quality standards for commercial print products.
The takeaway
Commercial printers looking to remain competitive should evaluate the latest machine specifications to ensure they meet modern demand for speed and surface versatility. Investing in current technology can significantly improve workflow efficiency and output capacity for diverse print projects.
Further reading
For more on industry developments, see Manufacturing.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Printing Impressions.
