PrintPack: Canon enhances its portfolio with Oce productlines

Canon's stall at PrintPack 2011 saw an announcement by Canon and Oce which included the launch of a staggering 53 productlines as part of their combined portfolio in the digital and wide-format segments.

19 Jan 2011 | By Rahul Kumar

To-date, Canon India has an installed base of 89 machines in its ImagePress digital range in India. It has achieved this in three years. The firm hopes to double the numbers in the next three years thanks to the enhanced product line from Oce.

Kensaku Konishi, CEO, Canon India said: "Oce’s digital products will enrich Canon’s existing product portfolio. With the launch of the Oce web-fed ColorStream digital press, we hope to match the needs of printers who are looking to take advantage of digital print for publishing."

Canon announced the Indian launch of C7010 VP – an upgraded model of the Canon C7000 VP. Avantika Printers based in Delhi NCR is the first Indian digital firm to buy a Canon digital press. Alok Bharadwaj, senior vice president, Canon said: "It’s a great association with Avantika . We value the trust reposed by this dynamic and progressive print firm."

Canon’s stall at PrintPack  2011 saw an announcement by Canon and Oce which included the launch of a staggering 53 productlines as part of their combined portfolio in the digital and wide-format segments.

To-date, Canon India has an installed base of 89 machines in its ImagePress digital range in India. It has achieved this in three years. The firm hopes to double the numbers in the next three years thanks to the enhanced product line from Oce.

Kensaku Konishi, CEO, Canon India said: "Oce’s digital products will enrich Canon’s existing product portfolio. With the launch of the Oce web-fed ColorStream digital press, we hope to match the needs of printers who are looking to take advantage of digital print for publishing."

Canon announced the Indian launch of C7010 VP – an upgraded model of the Canon C7000 VP. Avantika Printers based in Delhi NCR is the first Indian digital firm to buy a Canon digital press. Alok Bharadwaj, senior vice president, Canon said: "It’s a great association with Avantika . We value the trust reposed by this dynamic and progressive print firm."