FUJIFILM de Mexico Expands to Office Printers

FUJIFILM de Mexico Expands to Office Printers

FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp. of Japan and FUJIFILM de Mexico jointly made the first launch of Fujifilm-brand office printers in Mexico. According to Fujifilm, Mexico is the first country in the western hemisphere where Fujifilm Group will introduce its innovative office printers of the Apeos product lineup based on dry-toner technology.

Initially, FUJIFILM de Mexico will be offering three A4 size printers which are the smallest and lightest in the world in their class. The stand-alone printer ApeosPrint C325 dw, a 3-in-1 multifunctional printer Apeos C325 dw, and the Apeos C325 z which integrates duplex auto document scanner feeder and fax functions.

“We are thrilled to bring FUJIFILM Business Innovation’s printers to Mexico and help improve business processes and work efficiency in our market,” said Enrique Giraud de Haro, President and General Manager, FUJIFILM de Mexico. “This year we celebrate 50 years of successful partnership with the Fujifilm Group and there is no better way to celebrate than bringing more business and more innovation to our dear Mexico. We look forward to beginning the roll-out of the new Apeos printers and take advantage of its unique features.”

“I am honored and truly excited to deliver workplace efficiency and productivity through our printing solutions to Mexico,” said Ken Sugiyama, Corporate Vice President, FUJIFILM Business Innovation. “Together with our strong partner FUJIFILM de Mexico, we will be able to offer cutting edge printing technology to the Mexican market. Apeos devices offer high printing quality, superior performance and security with a small footprint which is key to optimize document flow and office spaces.”

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