Konica Minolta showcases its full print ecosystem at The Print Show 2026

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Visitors to Stand P410 could see how Konica Minolta’s industry‑leading technology partners work seamlessly with its hardware and software platforms to create a complete, end‑to‑end workflow - from design and colour management through to print, embellishment, finishing and label production

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Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd showcased its full print workflow ecosystem at The Print Show 2026 (NEC Birmingham, 29th September to 1st October), demonstrating how a powerful combination of its print technologies with those of its complementary technology partners can help commercial printers unlock new revenue streams, streamline production and diversify with confidence.

Visitors to Stand P410 could see how Konica Minolta’s industry‑leading technology partners work seamlessly with its hardware and software platforms to create a complete, end‑to‑end workflow – from design and colour management through to print, embellishment, finishing and label production.

Each partner was showcased on the stand, demonstrating real‑world workflows that printers can adopt immediately:

Fiery – Konica Minolta highlighted how Fiery supports automated, data‑driven production, delivering advanced colour management, workflow automation and RIP technology to ensure predictable, efficient and high‑quality output across the production floor. Visitors will see how integrated workflows reduce errors, improve turnaround times and create more predictable, scalable output – helping printers meet growing demand for efficiency and customisation.

GM (Grafisk Maskinfabrik A/S) – Showcased is a complete end-to-end digital label production workflow, combining the AccurioLabel platform with GM’s finishing solutions. Together, they provide a seamless production environment that enables commercial printers to diversify into label production with confidence.

Plockmatic Group – As part of the end-to-end digital label production demonstrations, the stand also featured the Plockmatic LCF840Di Label finishing solution.

Denmaur Paper – Also highlighted was the Denmaur’s premium substrates, which are compatible with Konica Minolta’s S‑Series and white‑toner solutions. These include the papers used in the exclusive Greg Horn limited‑edition comic book artwork collaboration that is taking place on Konica Minolta’s stand at the event.

Premier Paper – The Konica Minolta stand featured Premier Paper’s range of products across its demonstrations, which are ideally suited to a broad range of production print applications.

Color‑Logic – Konica Minolta will demonstrate how Color-Logic’s metallic effects, white toner and advanced colour design tools can elevate creative applications and help agencies, designers and premium print providers differentiate their offering.

Flex 4 OPS – The web-to-print software solution demonstrated its considerable abilities by powering Konica Minolta’s demonstrations on the stand at the event.

Visitors to The Print Show coud see how Konica Minolta’s latest production devices bring these workflows to life. This includes the AccurioPress C5080 Series, Konica Minolta’s next‑generation production platform, which is designed to increase throughput, reduce manual touchpoints and deliver consistent, high‑margin output.

Also at the show was the flagship AccurioPress C14010S. Designed for premium creative applications, it enables high‑impact work using white toner, metallic effects and coloured substrates. This device forms the backbone of Konica Minolta’s creative ecosystem, particularly when paired with Color‑Logic software and Denmaur substrates.

The newly launched AccurioLabel 231 label press made its debut UK public appearance at The Print Show. It offers reliable, short‑run and customised label production with minimal complexity and strong return on investment. Visitors will see how the press integrates with GM and Morgana finishing systems to create a complete label workflow, enabling commercial printers to integrate label production into their existing operations with minimal disruption and strong commercial viability.

“The vision for The Print Show 2026 was to demonstrate the strength of a truly integrated print ecosystem. By combining our latest production platforms with best‑in‑class partner technologies, we’re giving customers a clear, practical pathway to growth - whether that’s through premium creative applications, automated workflows or diversification into labels. Every element of our stand was designed to show how printers can achieve more value, more efficiency and capture more opportunities.”

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