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Agfa Ceases Development of M-Press

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Agfa reports that it is ceasing development of its current M-Press platform. Doing so, says the company, will enable it to focus on and develop a new technology and strategy that will address the industrial-printing market served by the M-Press as well as the graphics markets served by Agfa’s Anapurna and Jeti lines.

The company will continue to sell through its existing M-Press inventory and support the installed M-Press base.

Agfa reports that it is ceasing development of its current M-Press platform. Doing so, says the company, will enable it to focus on and develop a new technology and strategy that will address the industrial-printing market served by the M-Press as well as the graphics markets served by Agfa’s Anapurna and Jeti lines.

The company will continue to sell through its existing M-Press inventory and support the installed M-Press base.
Agfa introduced the M-Press in 2005, partnering with Thieme for the original, fully automated Tiger version that could be integrated with inline screenprint units. The company introduced the digital-only, semi-automatic Leopard M-Press in 2011.

The company’s Anapurna and Jeti lines are unaffected by the M-Press news.

AGFA GRAPHICS
www.agfagraphics.com

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