Kyocera Unveils High-Performance Inkjet Printhead KJ4A-EX600RC-HX for Label and Packaging Innovation

Enhanced Support for White Ink, Varnish and Foil Decoration Delivers Faster, More Versatile Printing KYOTO, Japan — Kyocera Corporation (President and CEO: Shiro Sakushima, hereafter “Kyocera”) today announced plans to begin sales in November 2026 of a new circulating inkjet printhead for label and packaging printing. The printhead supports white ink, varnish ink*1, and foil […]

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