Recently, Seiko Epson Corporation has completed construction work on a new factory at its Hirooka Office in Shiojiri, Japan. According to Epson, the new factory will be used to produce PrecisionCore print chips, a core component of Epson’s most advanced PrecisionCore inkjet printheads. The new factory, which will begin operations soon will triple current PrecisionCore print chip production capacity.
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Under its Epson 25 Corporate Vision, Epson is targeting the office, commercial, and industrial printing markets. Epson will continue to strengthen its lineup of commercial and industrial large-format printers, and will boost both its R&D and manufacturing capability.
The new factory will enable Epson to expand its presence in these markets in addition to bolstering its ability to handle an expected medium-range increase in demand for printheads. By leveraging its production capacity, Epson also plans to rollout sales of its PrecisionCore printheads for large-format printers worldwide, and work with its partners to accelerate the shift to digital in commercial and industrial printing.
