Fujifilm to Exhibit Print Solutions at IPIC 2025

FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Business Innovation and Imaging Divisions, jointly announce their presence at the upcoming International Print and Imaging Conference (IPIC), being held August 3-7, 2025, in Las Vegas.

The two divisions will be onsite demonstrating Fujifilm’s full-circle offerings in the

imaging life cycle – from initial image capture to final printed output – which empower IPI

Network Members to gain the latest product knowledge to maximize their business potential in the independent retail space.

Fujifilm’s Business Innovation Division will feature its REVORIA PRESS SC285S (SC285S)

onsite at IPIC. Bringing the high-end capabilities of Fujifilm’s flagship REVORIA PRESS

PC1120 digital press to a mid-range printing press, the SC285S is equipped with a specialty

toner station in addition to its four-color toners, enabling five-color printing in one pass.

The SC285S achieves a compact footprint through Fujifilm’s newly developed Vertical Toner Development Technology, which transports developer from bottom to top against gravity, significantly reducing the size of each development unit. This in turn enables five-color printing without increasing the machine size.

With the addition of its specialty colors, the SC285S delivers richer, more vibrant prints with smoother gradients, to satisfy a wide variety of customer needs.

“There’s no denying the power of print,” says Yuji Oki, general manager, FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Business Innovation Division. “Take a look around you, the printed image is everywhere. In our homes, places of business, schools – the printed image is key to how we communicate with the world. At IPIC 2025, we are celebrating our commitment to print by displaying and demonstrating our latest print technologies so our customers can continue to ‘Make More’ with Fujifilm’.”

Also featured in the IPIC booth will be samples of output from the Revoria press after lamination with Fujifilm’s latest partner, Skandacor, whose LAMpro Cheetah S15 Photo product combines laminate film technology with high-quality digital prints to create photos that mirror the look, feel and weight of traditional silver halide photos.

Additionally, Fujifilm’s Andrew Gunn, director of product solutions and enablement for the

Americas, will lead a conversation on “Digital Print in the New Age” at IPIC, as part of their

educational series.

Fujifilm’s Imaging Division will also be onsite at IPIC to share its latest innovations in photo

printing, namely the recently announced FUJIFILM Frontier DX400W (DX400W) compact inkjet printer.

The latest addition to Fujifilm’s Frontier printer lineup, DX400W boasts improvements in printing output, including the addition of two new ink colors, as well as faster image processing/printing times and a smaller overall footprint than its predecessor, DX100.

“With our beginnings over 90 years ago as a film company, imaging is a core part of our DNA,” says Bing Liem, division president, FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Imaging Division. “IPIC is not only the perfect place to demonstrate Fujifilm’s commitment to the printed image, but to our independent photo retailers as well.”

FUJIFILM North America Corporation’s Business Innovation and Imaging Divisions will be on-site at IPIC 2025 at Red Rock Resort and Hotel in Las Vegas.