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Kyocera has new presses, partnerships, and application segments helping to accelerate market penetration in 2024. However, the real story is the popularity and staying power of the first press they brought to market. In this article, sponsored by Kyocera Document Solutions America, Inc., Inkjet Insight’s Elizabeth Gooding looks at the market reaction to the TASKalpha Pro 15000c and previews the upcoming TASKalpha Pro 55000c.

Kyocera has announced a B3 sheetfed press to serve printing companies in the graphic arts segment. Kyocera anticipates that the TASKAlfa Pro will  be available at the lowest acquisition price in the market for direct to offset coated paper inkjet capability. In this article sponsored by Kyocera, Elizabeth Gooding explains how the press will complement, rather than replace, the successful TASKAlfa Pro 15000c press.

The recent PRINTING United Expo in Atlanta, among many thinks, served as strong testament to inkjet’s continued movement into the commercial printing sector, and Kyocera Document Solutions, has a defined space in that area. According to Dustin Graupman, senior director, inkjet division, with Kyocera Document Solutions, the deep experience it holds in the inkjet space […]

Kyocera’s intention is clear: they are moving into the production print industry, and while they may be new to selling inkjet presses in this market, they have 30 years of expertise in developing ink and material jetting solutions, and an impressive track record at that. In this article, sponsored by Kyocera, David Zwang looks at their recent initiatives.

Users of production inkjet technology, including those using the Kyocera TASKalfa Pro 15000c, are finding the technology helps overcome their labor and other challenges.

Kyocera’s TASKalfa Pro 15000c is Making a Bold Impression on the Production Print Inkjet Market