en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 10, 2026, Fujifilm India opened the Revoria Experience Center in Faridabad, National Capital Region of Delhi, and simultaneously launched its flagship model, the Revoria Press PC2120, to strengthen its presence in the Indian commercial printing sector. The center aims to provide hands-on experience with high-value-added digital printing and operator training support.
The new center offers customers in the printing industry practical access to Revoria series production printers for output verification on various paper types and specialty toners. The facility also conducts training courses for operators, development projects for designers, and album printing experience opportunities for users lacking professional expertise.
The company stated that the Revoria Press PC2120 adds intelligent pre-press optimization and real-time print monitoring capabilities over its predecessor, the PC1120. The system introduces a new green toner in addition to the existing pink toner, enabling stable one-pass six-color printing with CMYK plus seven specialty toner options. The expanded toner color gamut also includes gold and silver toners, and supports specialty media such as embossed paper and film.
Hiroshi Kida, Vice President of Fujifilm Corporation and General Manager of the Graphic Communications Business Division, noted that the Indian market is experiencing growing demand for high-quality, customized, high-value-added printing applications. The center is established to support this growth, helping customers experience the latest production printing technology and unlock new possibilities in specialty colors and high-end printing.
The company attributes this deployment to a shift in the Indian commercial printing market. Fujifilm India stated that economic growth and the expansion of the middle class are driving demand from low-cost printing toward higher-quality, design-oriented output. Both the digital quick printing sector and the photo album printing sector are considered key growth areas.
Koji Wada, Managing Director of Fujifilm India, said that bringing advanced digital printing technology closer to Indian customers helps printing enterprises explore new applications, verify diverse media, and improve print quality. Priyatosh Kumar, Deputy Director and Head of Graphic Communications and Equipment Technology at the company, added that the center will help local media suppliers improve compatibility with digital machines and serve as a base for operator training and knowledge sharing.
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