News: OnApril 11, 2023, the 5th China (Guangdong) InternationalPrintingTechnology Exhibition (hereinafter referred to as "Guangdong Printing Exhibition") was grandly opened at the Guangdong Modern International Exhibition Center in Dongguan! Kyocera brought a product exchange meeting themed "The Future of Kyocera Inkjet Printing" at the exhibition. The newly launched TASKalfa Pro 15000c/A two-color inkjetdigital printingsystem was also unveiled at the scene. In view of the significance of this exhibition to the Chinese market, Mr. Kengo Kaya, General Manager of Kyocera Office Information Systems (China) Co., Ltd., Mr. Tong Wei, Director of the Inkjet Sales Department of Kyocera Office Information Systems (China) Co., Ltd., and ) Co., Ltd. Mr. Zhao Li, Head of the Technology Division, Mr. Fujiki Yoshihiko, Deputy Director of the Business Strategy Division of Kyocera Office Information Systems (China) Co., Ltd., and Mr. Okuda Hiroaki, Director of the Technical Service Support Department of Kyocera Office Information Systems (China) Co., Ltd. attended. Mr. Kengo Kaya, general manager of Kyocera Office Information System (China) Co., Ltd., focused on sharing that Kyocera TASKalfa Pro 15000c series commercial printing system equipment has a simpler structure, and good inkjet technology can ensure the quality of printed materials, with high productivity, high quality, and high efficiency. Features such as stability and high environmental protection will be the future of the printing industry. The stability of TASKalfa Pro 15000c series products and the convenience of instant printing have been fully recognized by customers. In the future, Kyocera will also continue to explore and develop sheet-fed inkjet printing equipment that supports coated paper printing, providing customers with more possibilities for business expansion . Mr. Kengo Kaya, General Manager of Kyocera Office Information System (China) Co., Ltd. Mr. Fujiki Yoshihiko, Deputy Director of Business Strategy Headquarters, Kyocera Office Information System (China) Co., Ltd. Mr. Hiroaki Okuda, Head of Technical Service Support Department, Kyocera Office Information System (China) Co., Ltd.
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