Xerox Announces Major Production Print Portfolio Expansion at PRINTING United Expo 2026

Xerox broadens its production print portfolio with new inkjet and graphic arts presses plus AI-enabled enhancements showcased at PRINTING United 2026.

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LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Xerox Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: XRX) today announced a major production print portfolio expansion as part of PRINTING United Expo 2026, introducing three new press platforms and enhancements to existing presses.

With these introductions, Xerox is deepening its commitment to production print with an inkjet portfolio spanning cut-sheet and continuous-feed, alongside a new 6-color flagship press for graphic arts. Integrated with the Xerox end-to-end production ecosystem of presses, workflow automation software, media expertise and lifecycle services, the new offerings extend specialty color and intelligent automation capabilities across the broader portfolio, helping print providers bring more work in-house, streamline production and pursue new revenue opportunities.

“PRINTING United is the ideal stage to show how Xerox is driving the future of production print,” said Terry Antinora, President, Global Production Print Services at Xerox. “We’re giving print providers a complete inkjet portfolio, embellishment, intelligent automation, and AI-powered tools that help them grow, differentiate, and win. Everything we’re launching is designed to improve customer profitability — not just increase print volume.”

Attendees can explore the following additions to the Xerox production print portfolio:

• Xerox^® Proficio™ Jet CS1100: A B3 cut-sheet inkjet press that delivers speeds of up to 300 images per minute. New Xerox-developed printheads and a high-definition ink formulation deliver 1200 × 1200 dots per inch resolution with 2-bit variable-drop imaging for precise dot placement. A scalable drying architecture supports media up to 350 grams per square meter, including coated stocks. The platform enables print providers to shift a wider range of work, from transactional and direct mail to graphic communications and commercial print, onto a single press without compromising quality.
• Xerox^® Proficio™ Jet CF1200: An industrial continuous-feed inkjet press that delivers speeds of up to 525 feet per minute at 1200 dpi within a compact 28-foot footprint. The smallest 20-inch press in its class handles between 4 million and 30 million Letter / A4 impressions per month, helping high-volume print providers increase capacity, operate more efficiently and protect margins.
• Xerox^® Proficio™ PX700 FLX: A new graphic arts production press that delivers speeds of up to 120 pages per minute and supports up to six colors inline at rated speed. New Fluorescent Green specialty toner further expands the color gamut and improves RGB accuracy when paired with Fluorescent Pink. Intelligent automation helps reduce operator intervention and improve consistency, enabling print providers to create differentiated, high-value applications.
• Xerox^® Proficio™ PX300 and PX500 feature updates: Enhanced with new Beyond CMYK and fifth-color options, including Gold, Silver and White, the Proficio PX300 and Proficio PX500 expand opportunities for metallic effects and printing on dark and transparent media. The Proficio PX300 now also features the Xerox^® PredictPrint Media Manager, which uses AI-assisted cloud intelligence to simplify media setup and optimize color stability.

At PRINTING United, Xerox will host demonstrations and discussions on generative AI for specialty print, workflow analytics and automation through Xerox^® FreeFlow^® Core and Xerox^® FreeFlow^® Vision Connect Software, and generative AI, along with business development resources available through the Genesis Initiative. The Xerox Genesis Initiative helps creative teams maximize the value of Beyond CMYK technologies through specialty inks and embellishments, and application development resources.

To learn more, visit Xerox at PRINTING United booth #N6729 or explore the company’s production print portfolio at Xerox.com.

About Xerox Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: XRX)

Xerox is a global technology company with more than 120 years of innovation leadership. We design, manufacture, deliver, and support print, IT, and digital services for nearly 200,000 clients worldwide. Our integrated, AI-powered portfolio includes managed and production print, document management, workflow automation, cybersecurity, cloud managed services, IT infrastructure and collaboration technology. Serving clients from growing SMBs to 90 percent of the Fortune 500, Xerox supports leading healthcare, government, financial services, education, legal, retail and commercial organizations. Through direct sales and a global network of channel partners, we deliver the technology, expertise, and support organizations need to operate efficiently, securely and at scale.

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Justin Capella, Xerox, Justin.Capella@xerox.com

Source: Xerox Holdings Corporation

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cut-sheet technical

A cut-sheet is a one-page summary document that lists a product’s key specifications, features, performance figures, and certifications. It’s like a product’s quick-reference card, giving investors and analysts fast access to the facts needed to evaluate how the product fits a market, supports sales claims, or compares with competitors. Because it condenses technical details into a single page, it helps readers verify company statements without wading through full technical manuals.

continuous-feed technical

A continuous-feed process or system supplies raw material, inputs, or data in an ongoing stream instead of in separate batches, so production or processing runs without repeated start-and-stop cycles. Investors care because continuous-feed setups can change a business’s cost structure, output consistency, and ability to scale—like a conveyor belt versus loading and unloading boxes by hand, they affect efficiency, throughput, and operational risk profiles.