Ken Hanulec · Vice President · EFI · FESPA Barcelona 2026
At FESPA Barcelona 2026, Wayne from INKISH speaks with Ken Hanulec from EFI about the company’s latest developments across signage, packaging, corrugated, and industrial textile printing. EFI presents a broad portfolio of new technologies at the show, including high-speed UV printers, dye sublimation systems, roll-to-roll solutions, and advanced workflow automation tools, all attracting strong attention from visitors across Europe and beyond.
The conversation highlights several of EFI’s newest systems, including the FabriVU 340i+ for high-end dye sublimation graphics, the Q3h XP seven-color UV printer, the hybrid M3hX platform, and the wide-format X5r roll-to-roll solution. Hanulec explains how EFI focuses on combining speed, color quality, flexibility, and automation to help customers improve efficiency while delivering highly differentiated graphics for demanding brand applications.
Together, they also discuss the increasing role of software-driven automation, production analytics, sustainability, and labor reduction within modern print manufacturing. EFI’s portfolio includes LED curing technologies, environmentally conscious print solutions, and workflow systems designed to optimize factory performance and reduce operational costs. The interview also touches on EFI’s recent EDP Award wins for its roll-to-roll and Nozomi product families, underlining the company’s continued focus on innovation across industrial digital print markets.
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Chris Davies · Head of Product Marketing · ...
At FESPA Barcelona 2026, Wayne from INKISH speaks with Chris Davies from Epson about the company’s growing presence across multiple print segments, including signage, dye sublimation, DTF, UV printing, and software solutions. Reflecting on the first days of the exhibition, Davies highlights the strong visitor quality at this year’s FESPA, with customers arriving ready to invest and explore new production technologies. The conversation covers several of Epson’s latest developments, including the SureColor V4000 UV printer, the new F20,000 dye sublimation printer, and the G9000 wide-format DTF solution. Davies also discusses Epson’s expansion into workflow and color management technologies through software platforms such as Fiery integration and Epson’s own SD10 spectrometer solution, which allows users to capture and reproduce colors quickly and accurately within production workflows. Together, they discuss how Epson continues to expand beyond hardware into integrated production ecosystems that combine printing, software, color management, and workflow automation. The interview also highlights the growing demand for versatile production technologies across textile, signage, and industrial print markets, as well as Epson’s positive business momentum entering 2026.