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Powered by Xaar’s ImagineX platform, the new printhead features plug-and-print capability and delivers speed, uniformity and performance.

A new corporate identity for the new Xaar and a new strategy to drive sustainable long-term growth, based on innovation and collaboration with global partners

Fine details and strong colours are amongst the key characteristics of the Xaar printheads.

The big names in the industry have confirmed their presence among the 112 exhibitors taking part in the show, 70% of whom are non-Italian.

Scientifica Tiles LLP is the first Indian tile manufacturer to adopt the new Xaar 2001+ printheads.

The Spanish company has become the first European inkjet printer manufacturer to enjoy the benefits of the strategic partnership with Xaar.

At this year’s Ceramics China show Xaar showcases a number of exciting developments for the ceramic tile market which reinforce Xaar’s position as the market-leading printhead technology company.

The range of SSI Solvent Soluble Inks from Metco is now certified by Xaar for use with Xaar GS12C and GS40C variants of the Xaar 1003 printhead and the Xaar 2001-GS12C.

Replacing Xaar 1002 printheads with the new Xaar 1003 model has resulted in higher quality and production efficiency along with lower production costs.

Gillian Ewers looks at the future of digital technology: research, market development and world demand.

More than 450 professionals packed the rooms of the Rimini trade fair district to follow one of the most highly discussed technological innovation issues in the ceramics sector.

Xaar invites visitors at Tecnargilla (Hall D1, Stand 11) to celebrate the launch of the new Xaar 2001 and 2001+ family of printheads and enter the Xaar prize giveaway. You could be a winner!

This new range of printers are designed for high-intensity colours and for the application of digital effects and glazes and are now also available in water-based versions.

Don Whaley will spearhead Xaar’s drive into North and Latin American markets.

Doug Edwards takes over from Ian Dinwoodie at the helm of the Cambridge-based company