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Durst Group takes majority stake in CoCoCo Platform, reinforcing its Kyveris software and AI stack

16/07/2026

CoCoCo Platform to operate independently. Open standards commitment preserved. Third parties will benefit indirectly from an accelerated roadmap.

Brixen, 8 July 2026. Durst Group has acquired a majority stake in Triple C Labs GmbH, the company behind CoCoCo Platform. CoCoCo Platform continues to operate as an independent entity under its existing brand, leadership and customer commitments, and remains fully open to third-party OEMs, software vendors and print production customers.

The transaction is a targeted reinforcement of Kyveris, Durst Group’s industrial software and AI stack for connected print production. Kyveris provides the physics, color and orchestration intelligence that turns installed presses into data-driven production environments. CoCoCo Platform contributes the horizontal integration layer that completes the picture: a JDF- and JMF-based data fabric that connects presses, prepress systems and shop-floor software across manufacturers into one coherent, AI-ready production graph.

Together, Kyveris and CoCoCo Platform close the gap between what a machine does and what a production floor knows. Physics meets flow. Color meets context. Data becomes decisions.

Data as the primitive, not the application. CoCoCo’s core is a typed, event-driven data model with standardized entities. Presses, prepress systems and shop-floor software agree on what a Job, a Product, or a Resource is, in real time. Everything above that layer, from dashboards to automation to agentic AI, is a downstream consumer of the same live structure. It is a technical decision with a strategic consequence: modern AI systems can reason about a print operation with the same reliability they reason about code or text.

Independence by design, openness by tradition. CoCoCo Platform will remain vendor-neutral and open to the wider print industry. In the tradition of open standards that has shaped this sector, CoCoCo continues to serve third parties, including competing OEMs and software partners. They will benefit indirectly from the accelerated development that majority ownership by Durst Group now makes possible. Faster releases. Broader integrations. Deeper data models. A stronger open ecosystem, not a smaller one.

Christoph Gamper, CEO and Co-Owner of Durst Group:

“The right answer to complex production landscapes is rarely more machines. It is more clarity about the machines already running. CoCoCo built exactly that: a common data language that presses, prepress systems and shop-floor software can actually share. Dashboards, automation, AI assistants are all downstream questions. Get the data model right, and the rest follows. We are joining forces to accelerate the roadmap. And we are keeping CoCoCo Platform open, because a data fabric that is not open is not a fabric. It is a fence.”

Karl Ciz, Co-Founder CoCoCo Platform / Triple C Labs GmbH:

“The team at CoCoCo is delighted to partner with Durst Group. From the first time we spoke, it was clear we shared a common vision for the connected future of print, and a partnership became inevitable. An open ecosystem isn’t just a strategic choice, but a prerequisite for meaningful innovation. While we are excited to reinforce Durst’s Kyveris stack with our data fabric, we remain truly agnostic and vendor neutral. This investment doesn’t restrict us, but rather accelerates our roadmap, allowing us to scale the CoCoCo Platform and reach many more third-party OEMs, software vendors, and PSPs worldwide.”

CoCoCo’s operating leadership, existing customer contracts and partner relationships remain unchanged. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

First discussions between Christoph Gamper and Andreas Aplien in 2025

CoCoCo Founding Partners Karl Ciz, Andreas Aplien, John Maxwell, Armin Rohrmoser at Durst NEXT Technology Festival in Brixen, June 26, 2026

Etik Basim Expands Label Production with Durst Tau 340 RSC E

16/07/2026

Etik Basim A.Ş., one of Turkey’s leading label manufacturers, has strengthened its digital production capabilities with the installation of the Durst Tau 340 RSC E digital label press. The investment supports the company’s strategy to increase production flexibility, improve efficiency, and respond to the growing demand for medium & shorter runs, faster turnaround times, and greater product customization.

Founded in 2009 under the www.urunetiketi.com brand, Etik Basim has established itself as a trusted supplier of high-quality label solutions for a wide range of industries, including food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, automotive, chemicals, retail, plastics, and textiles.

Following a comprehensive evaluation of available digital printing technologies, the company selected the Durst Tau 340 RSC E for its exceptional print quality, production reliability, operational efficiency, and future-ready architecture. Combining industrial productivity with outstanding image quality, the press provides a cost-effective solution that supports Etik Basım’s continued growth while expanding its digital label production capabilities.

The press delivers a native resolution of 1200 × 1200 dpi, producing crisp text, smooth gradients, and vibrant colours across a wide range of applications. Its CMYK + White configuration provides high-opacity white printing on transparent, metallic, and coloured substrates, enabling converters to expand their product offering while maintaining premium print quality.

Equipped with Durst’s proven inkjet technology, the Tau 340 RSC E is designed to optimise ink consumption and reduce production costs without compromising image quality. High system reliability, minimal operator intervention, and reduced waste contribute to greater overall production efficiency and lower total cost of ownership.

An additional advantage of the platform is its modular architecture, allowing future technological upgrades as production requirements evolve like, speed upgrade to 80meters/min, fully automatic registration with the ARC system or AI upgrade with Hawk AI. This protects the investment over the long term while giving users the flexibility to adapt to changing market demands.

With the addition of the Durst Tau 340 RSC E, Etik Basim is well positioned to increase productivity, improve turnaround times, strengthen its capabilities in variable data printing, and broaden its portfolio of digital label applications. The investment also reinforces the company’s commitment to innovation and continuous improvement, ensuring it remains competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

LinoSistem, Durst’s distribution partner in the region, supported the project from system selection through installation and commissioning. The successful completion of the investment highlights the continuing demand for advanced digital label production technologies and demonstrates the growing role of industrial inkjet solutions in the development of Turkey’s label printing industry.

From Mechanical Engineering to a Learning Production System: Durst and TUM Venture Labs Cooperate on Robotics, AI and Automation

16/07/2026

Brixen/Munich, July 6, 2026 – Durst Group and TUM Venture Labs, a joint initiative of the Technical University of Munich and UnternehmerTUM, are launching a multi-year collaboration in the field of robotics, AI and automation for industrial production. As a Platinum Partner, Durst becomes part of the TUM Venture Labs ecosystem and the first Italian partner in this network. At the center of the collaboration is the Robotics/AI Lab in Munich, one of Europe’s leading deep-tech ecosystems for robotics, artificial intelligence, embedded systems and industrial automation. For Durst, the engagement is part of the company’s 90th anniversary program and a deliberate step from Brixen into the European robotics and AI network.

With Kyveris™, Durst is building an intelligent production system that connects machines, software, data and artificial intelligence. The AuRo-Layer extends this system to the physical level of production: robotics, material flow and increasingly autonomous processes on the production floor. The goal is production that operates more efficiently, transparently and reproducibly. Through its support of TUM Venture Labs, Durst enters into close exchange with talents, founders and research teams in robotics, AI, embedded systems and industrial automation.

“Isolated machines are yesterday’s model. Production is becoming connected, learning and autonomous,” says Christoph Gamper, CEO and Co-Owner of Durst Group. “With Kyveris, we are building the system for this. Munich is no coincidence for us. This is where talents turn research into products in short cycles. This is exactly the energy we are looking for.”

“Robotics and AI unfold their potential where they meet real industrial challenges,” says Dr. Philipp Gerbert, CEO of TUM Venture Labs. “The partnership with Durst combines technological excellence, entrepreneurship and concrete application. This creates a strong environment for new automation solutions around digital production.”

Within TUM Venture Labs, the Robotics/AI Lab in Munich bundles expertise in robotics, artificial intelligence, embedded systems and industrial automation. For Durst, this creates a new interface with young companies, researchers, students and industry partners working on solutions for intelligent robotics, autonomous systems, human-robot interaction, industrial automation, simulation, embedded AI, physical AI and digital twins.

At the center of the collaboration are regular expert exchange, concrete industry challenges and the joint development of entrepreneurship and innovation formats. Durst contributes real production-related challenges where automation, robotics, AI-based process control and physical workflows converge. The resulting solutions are intended not only for the printing industry, but also for adjacent and cross-industry applications.

“Robotics and AI are changing production. That much is clear. The only open question is the speed,” Gamper continues. “This requires new forms of collaboration: industry, research, start-ups and talents at one table. Durst is not taking this path because it is a trend, but because 90 years of mechanical engineering only matter if you build the next step yourself.”

left to right:
Dr. Patrick Pfaff – Managing Director, TUM Venture Labs Robotics/AI
Dr. Philipp Gerbert – CEO, TUM Venture Labs
Christoph Gamper – CEO & Co-Owner, Durst Group
Philip Moedinger – Analyst Corporate Development, Durst Group

Kyveris™ sandbox

Durst Group celebrates 90 years of innovation with the Durst NEXT Technology Festival in Brixen

22/06/2026

The two-day event brings together international perspectives on industrial intelligence, digital production, automation and the future of print

Brixen, Italy – June 17, 2026 – Durst Group will celebrate its 90th anniversary with the Durst NEXT Technology Festival, taking place on June 25 and 26, 2026, at the company’s headquarters in Brixen, South Tyrol. Founded in 1936, Durst has grown from its roots in photographic imaging into a global company for digital production and industrial printing. Under the guiding idea “Our World is Printed”, the anniversary year reflects on the company’s heritage while looking ahead to the technologies, partnerships and ideas that will shape the next phase of industrial production.

“Durst started 90 years ago with a clear idea: to make good things better,” said Christoph Gamper, CEO and co-owner of Durst Group. “This idea continues to guide us today. With digital production, automation and Industrial Intelligence, we are building on our heritage and looking ahead to the next chapter of industrial production. The Durst NEXT Technology Festival gives us the opportunity to open our doors, bring people together and discuss this future in Brixen.”

“Industrial innovation has always been shaped by the ability to connect people, ideas and technologies,” said Rachel Brill, Durst NEXT Technology Festival Director and Founder of CHAPT3R, Inc. “Durst NEXT creates a setting where visitors can experience how automation, artificial intelligence and Industrial Intelligence are becoming part of real production environments – and how these developments can open new perspectives for industry, business and society.”

The Durst NEXT Technology Festival is designed as an open platform for dialogue, exchange and hands-on experience. It brings together international perspectives from technology, industry, entrepreneurship, academia, policy, agriculture, print and advanced manufacturing – reflecting the diversity of Durst’s global ecosystem of customers, partners, experts and employees.
At the center of the festival is the question of how industrial production is evolving in an age of automation, data and artificial intelligence – and how these developments can be translated into reliable, scalable and responsible production systems.

On June 25, Durst will host the inaugural Durst NEXT Honors, an invite-only evening dedicated to customer excellence and to the global network of partners and customers who contribute to the printed world. The evening will create a setting for recognition and exchange, connecting Durst’s anniversary with the people, applications and partnerships that have shaped its international development.
On June 26, the festival will open its doors for a full-day public program of panels, talks, live experiences and community formats. The Innovation Stage will address key topics including Industrial Intelligence, digital print production, automated workflows, deep tech, digital twins, sustainable production, technical ceramics and applications in demanding environments such as aerospace.

A central focus will be the introduction of KYVERIS, Durst’s platform for Industrial Intelligence in Digital Print Production. By connecting hardware, software, data and process knowledge, KYVERIS reflects Durst’s approach to more intelligent, adaptive and efficient production environments.

Beyond the stage program, visitors will be able to experience selected applications including robotics, 3D scanning, technical ceramics, wearable systems, digital production workflows and the KYVERIS Sandbox.
Food, music and community formats will complement the day and reflect both the festival’s location in South Tyrol and Durst’s international orientation.

The public festival day is June 26, 2026.
Registration and further information are available at:
www.durst-group.com/durst90

Journalists interested in interviews with Durst representatives, participating partners or festival contributors are invited to contact Durst Group Communications at suemer.cetin@durst-group.com.

Durst Group invests €20 million in Durst Como, the new italian hub for digital textile printing

08/06/2026

Durst Group, an international industrial group headquartered in Brixen/Bressanone with revenues of €430+ million, is launching Durst Como, a new production and technology hub in the heart of the Como textile district, strengthening its international growth strategy and reinforcing Italy’s role in the development of advanced solutions for digital textile printing.

Como, 4 June 2026 – Durst Group has officially launched the Durst Como project, a new industrial and technology hub dedicated to digital textile printing in the heart of the Como textile district. Representing an investment of approximately €20 million in buildings and infrastructure, the project aims to create a highly specialized production center in Lombardy, focused on the development of inkjet technologies, software, applied research, and advanced solutions for industrial digital textile printing.

“Como has been printing the world’s textiles for generations. We are not here to pass through. We are here to stay,” said Christoph Gamper, CEO and Co-Owner of Durst Group. “Durst Como is a long-term commitment: European technology, built here, for the world.”

The investment in Durst Como is part of a growth path that Durst Group has pursued in the textile sector for more than a decade. Over the past 12 years, the Group has invested more than €50 million in its textile business, with initiatives focused on developing international markets, enhancing laboratory infrastructure, and strengthening its sites in Brixen/Bressanone and Kufstein (AT). With revenues of €430+ million, Durst Group is now aiming to double its revenue over the next five years, supported also by the further consolidation of its role in technologies for industrial textile printing.

Durst Como stems from the acquisition of Aleph, a company specialized in the design and development of advanced inkjet solutions for direct-to-fabric and paper printing. The acquisition was initiated in 2023 and completed in 2025; Aleph has since been fully merged into Durst Group S.p.A. Durst Group has been active in textiles for more than a decade, anchored by its hub in Kufstein, and the integration of Aleph now extends this presence into Como, the heartland of the global textile industry, strengthening the Group’s position in digital textile printing and building on the expertise of the Como area, internationally recognized for its know-how across the textile supply chain, fashion and high value-added applications.

Durst Como will become the Group’s third development and production site, with R&D capabilities, after Brixen/Bressanone and Lienz. The hub will play a strategic role in the development and production of inkjet technologies for digital textile printing, with a particular focus on fashion and home textiles. Over time, the site will also grow into a center for customer collaboration and for textile-related automation and software.

Alongside Como, Kufstein (AT) remains the Group’s textile hub for superwide and special developments, including drying solutions for superwide textile and graphics applications. Together, these complementary sites form the backbone of Durst’s international footprint in digital textile printing.

“This project represents a key milestone in our growth journey,” commented Alessandro Manes, Director Global Sales Industrial Textile, Durst Group. “Our objective is to create in Como a highly specialized technology and production hub, capable of attracting expertise, developing new professional skills, and generating new opportunities for the local area.”

Durst Como’s new HQ will be designed in line with Durst Group’s industrial and technological standards, with a particular focus on innovation, efficiency, and integration with the local area. The project will be developed within an existing building, thereby avoiding new land consumption and further soil sealing, and will follow energy redevelopment criteria geared toward the use of 100% non-fossil energy. Planned measures include installing heat pumps to replace the current gas heating systems and, in the first phase of the project, creating an approximately 600 kWp photovoltaic system to generate 100% green electricity. In line with initiatives already implemented at the Group’s other sites, Durst Como will also host a bee colony as an additional measure supporting biodiversity and the local ecosystem.

Durst Como forms part of a broader industrial vision aimed at strengthening Durst Group’s production and innovation capabilities in Italy, while enhancing its connection with the Como textile district and the expertise of the textile supply chain. The project represents a clear commitment to the local area, translating into tangible employment opportunities, real value creation and further industrial development.

Durst Group Wins Four EDP Awards at FESPA 2026, Reinforcing Its Vision of an Integrated Production Ecosystem

04/06/2026

Durst Group has been honored with four EDP Awards 2026, one of the printing industry’s most respected recognitions for technological innovation. Presented by the European Digital Press Association (EDP) during FESPA Global Print Expo in Barcelona, the awards recognize excellence across hardware, software, inks, and industrial vision.

Durst received the following awards:

Best Flatbed/Hybrid 150–400 m²/h for the Durst P5 350 CORE
Corrugated Board – Digital/Hybrid – Multipass for the Durst P5 SMP
Best UV Ink for Durst Prysma LED Entera Inks
Industry Achievement Award for the Durst Open Software Initiative

Together, these recognitions reflect Durst’s unique approach of combining hardware, software, consumables and workflow intelligence into a single production ecosystem.

The P5 350 CORE makes industrial printing technology more accessible to the mid-market, offering a reliable, scalable and future-ready industrial platform built on the proven Durst P5 architecture.

The P5 SMP is a highly productive and flexible solution for corrugated applications. It is designed for customers who need high productivity and flexibility, without the limitations that single-pass-only approaches can impose.

At the same time, the recognition for Prysma LED Entera Inks highlights Durst’s continuous investment in application-driven innovation, enabling customers to achieve stable, high-quality production across a broad range of applications.

The Industry Achievement Award for the Open Software Initiative recognizes a broader ambition — a printing industry that is more open, interoperable and connected, built on transparent data flows across the entire production chain.

“These four EDP Awards are an important recognition for the entire Durst team,” said Christoph Gamper, CEO and co-owner of Durst Group. “They show that our vision —integrating machines, inks, software and data into one production platform — responds to the real needs of the market. In a special year such as our 90th anniversary, these awards confirm that Durst is not only looking back at its history, but above all looking ahead to the future of the printing industry.”

The recognition comes during a milestone year for Durst Group. Founded in Brixen/Bressanone in 1936, the company celebrates its 90th anniversary in 2026, marking nine decades of innovation and transformation—from its origins in photographic technology to its position today as a global leader in industrial digital printing and additive manufacturing.

Throughout the year, Durst has continued to advance its strategic vision through the introduction of new technologies, including Kyveris, its strong presence at FESPA 2026, and preparations for the Durst Next Technology Festival, which will take place in Brixen/Bressanone on 26 June 2026.

The company is also expanding its capabilities in textile printing through Durst Como, the new center of excellence created following the integration of Aleph. A major milestone will be the official groundbreaking ceremony in Como on 4 June, while development is already underway on a next-generation digital textile printing platform planned for introduction at ITMA 2027.

Supported by strong business growth and continued investment, Durst Group today employs more than 1,100 people worldwide and continues to expand its expertise across software, automation, artificial intelligence, industrial technologies, service, and operations.

More than a recognition of individual products, the four EDP Awards 2026 validate Durst’s strategy of building connected, scalable and future-ready production ecosystems for the printing industry.

Durst launches mid-market P5

22/05/2026

Christoph Gamper introduced the P5 350 Core during a Fespa press conference

Durst Group has launched the new P5 350 Core, which it said opens its P5 platform to a broader mid-market segment, at Fespa Global Print Expo.

With the tagline ‘Your first Durst’, Core combines technologies and features from across the P5 portfolio into one integrated platform.

Durst, exhibiting at stand 3-A115, said it reflects the XT (Extended Technology) concept of continuous development, performance optimisation, and upgradeability across the installed base. The system incorporates the latest software architecture, enabling future performance updates and extended application capabilities.

The Kyveris intelligence system-ready hybrid machine can print boards up to 3.5m-wide, single rolls up to 3.47m or dual rolls up to 1.625m. It uses 7pl Ricoh Gen5 printheads and up to 10 colour channels (CMYK + Lc, Lm + W + special).

It can print at peak speeds of up to 325sqm/hr and production speeds up to around 170sqm/hr.

Features such as the high-performance vacuum belt expand material flexibility, while the new machine design is said to improve operator handling and reduce setup effort.

Energy consumption is measured in accordance with ISO 20690. The base configuration has an average ink consumption of 6.00ml/sqm, with up to 30% additional savings through workflow optimisation.

The P5 350 Core is commercially available now, with deliveries starting in July.

Christoph Gamper, CEO and co-owner of Durst Group, said: “The P5 350 Core is the entry point into the Durst ecosystem – futureproof from day one.”

Durst, which is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, is also showing the P5 500 Tex iSub with a 5m Hasler cutter and the P5 350 HSI high-speed industrial inkjet printer.

Meanwhile, Fespa marks the first public presentation of the Kyveris Sandbox. Machines, jobs, materials and production results are connected across systems, enabling continuous analysis, process optimisation and measurable productivity improvements.

Durst said Kyveris includes the Open Software Initiative (OSI), providing open APIs and documented interfaces for integration with MIS, workflow and finishing systems.

Durst will also present corrugated applications and developments in digital corrugated production workflows together with Koenig & Bauer Durst at 3-C160.

The focus includes applications for the P5 SMP (Super Multi-Pass) hybrid LED inkjet system for board and roll printing.

Koenig & Bauer Durst is showcasing applications from the SPC 130 single-pass press, including water-based inks for primary food packaging compliant with relevant regulations.

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The future is ALSO what we make it to be

18/05/2026

Christoph Gamper · CEO · DURST Group

What happens when AI, autonomous systems, and print production begin to merge? In this deep and highly philosophical conversation, Editor Morten B. Reitoft from INKISH speaks with Christoph Gamper from DURST about the future of print, automation, software, and human interaction with technology. Recorded at Expográfica in Guadalajara, the interview moves far beyond machinery and production equipment into questions about how value will be created in the future, how AI agents may negotiate production automatically, and why the next generation of print manufacturing could become increasingly autonomous.

Christoph Gamper explains why he believes print production will evolve toward “lights-out” manufacturing environments, where human roles shift from manual operation toward orchestration, architecture, and decision-making. The discussion explores labor shortages, autonomous logistics, AI-driven workflows, and why the future may depend less on closed software ecosystems and more on open, hardware-agnostic systems capable of dynamically connecting entire production environments.

The conversation also introduces DURST’s vision behind “Kyveris,” a concept Christoph Gamper describes as a connection between human knowledge and AI-driven systems designed to create value for real people. Rather than focusing on software lock-ins or isolated ecosystems, the discussion centers on how decades of industrial knowledge can be translated into intelligent systems that help printers optimize production, improve efficiency, and rethink how print businesses operate.

This is not simply a discussion about presses or automation. It is a conversation about leadership, technological optimism, the role of AI in manufacturing, and how the print industry may fundamentally change over the next decade.

UMUR BASIM, LİNOSİSTEM’İN UZMANLIĞIYLA BİRLİKTE

05/05/2026

Stratejik Bir Teknoloji Yatırımı

UMUR BASIM, LinoSistem’in uzmanlığıyla birlikte

LinoSistem’in Uzmanlığıyla Birlikte

1988 yılında kurulan ve merkezi İstanbul’da bulunan Umur Basım, baskı endüstrisinin tüm alanlarında lider bir üretim şirketi olup, yerel ve uluslararası pazarlardaki müşterilerine benzersiz çözümler ve ürünler sunmaktadır.

120.000 m²’lik son teknoloji ürünü tesisleri ve en yeni teknolojilerle donatılmış olan şirket, dijital ve ticari baskı, iş belgeleri, kağıt rulo ürünleri, promosyon malzemeleri, etiketler, ambalajlar, tıbbi kağıtlar, dergiler ve magazinler gibi her türlü baskı ihtiyacını karşılamaktadır.

Umur Basım, kısa süre önce büyük bir teknoloji yatırımıyla dijital dönüşüm yolculuğunda önemli bir adım attı. Şirket, endüstriyel inkjet baskı teknolojilerinde dünya lideri olan Durst’un Tau RSC 340 – 8C UV LED inkjet etiket ve esnek ambalaj platformunu, resmi Türkiye distribütörü LinoSistem aracılığıyla entegre etti.

Bu yatırım, sadece üretim kapasitesinde bir artış değil, aynı zamanda baskı hızında daha yüksek standartlara ulaşma, en yüksek renk doğruluğu, operasyonel maliyetlerin düşürülmesi ve güvenilirlik konusunda stratejik bir adımdır.

Özel Yatırım Yaklaşımı

Satın alma süreci, Umur Basım’ın üretim gereksinimleri, uygulama çeşitliliği ve uzun vadeli büyüme hedeflerinin kapsamlı bir analizi ile şekillendirildi. LinoSistem, satış öncesi danışmanlığından kurulum ve devreye almaya kadar tüm süreç boyunca kritik bir rol oynayarak sistemin en uygun şekilde yapılandırılmasını sağladı.

Bu işbirliğine dayalı yaklaşım, Umur Basım’ın verimliliği en üst düzeye çıkarmasını ve yatırım getirisini hızlandırmasını sağladı.

RSC 340: Hız, Renk ve Hassasiyetin Zirvesi

Kurulan Tau RSC 340 – 8C LED sistemi, zorlu etiket ve ambalaj üretim ortamları için tasarlanmış yüksek performanslı bir endüstriyel çözüm olarak öne çıkıyor.

Başlıca teknik özellikleri şunlardır:

– 1200×1200 dpi baskı çözünürlüğü,

– Yüksek hacimli üretim için 80 m/dk baskı hızı,

– Genişletilmiş renk gamı: CMYK + Beyaz + Turuncu + Mor + Yeşil,

– %95’e varan Pantone eşleşmesi, olağanüstü renk doğruluğu ve marka tutarlılığı sağlar.

Ayrıca LED kürleme teknolojisi enerji verimliliğini ve alt tabaka uyumluluğunu artırırken, sağlam mimari uzun vadeli üretim istikrarını garanti eder.

Genişletilmiş renk yapılandırması, marka açısından kritik renklerin hassas bir şekilde yeniden üretilmesini sağlar ve üst düzey uygulamalarda önemli bir rekabet avantajı sunar.

Umur Basım tarafından satın alınan Tau RSC 340 – 8C LED dijital baskı makinesi, olağanüstü performans için Durst tarafından sunulan yeni devrim niteliğindeki özellikleri de bünyesinde barındırır:

Hawk AI: Akıllı Baskı Kalitesi Yönetimi

Entegre Hawk AI teknolojisi, baskı sürecini sürekli olarak izler, nozul performansını otomatik olarak optimize eder ve olası sapmaları gerçek zamanlı olarak düzeltir. Bu gelişmiş sistem, tüm üretim süreci boyunca tutarlı ve yüksek kaliteli çıktı sağlarken operatöre olan bağımlılığı en aza indirir.

Entegre kamera sistemlerini kullanarak baskı kalitesi kontrolünü otomatikleştiren gelişmiş görüntü tabanlı teknoloji. Sadece bir denetim aracından daha fazlası olan bu teknoloji, eksik nozullar gibi hataları aktif olarak algılar ve düzeltir; bunu hat üzerinde, gerçek zamanlı olarak ve operatör müdahalesi olmadan yapar. Kurulum veya test baskıları gerekmez, bu da tam hızda kesintisiz üretim sağlar.

MEP (Malzeme Kenar Koruması): Üretim İstikrarını Sağlar

Malzeme Kenar Koruması (MEP) sistemi, yüksek hızlı üretim sırasında malzeme bütünlüğünü korumada çok önemli bir rol oynar.

Alt tabaka kenarlarını mekanik gerilim ve deformasyondan korur

Özellikle ince ve hassas malzemelerde yırtılma riskini en aza indirir

Yüksek hızlarda istikrarlı web işleme sağlar

Atıkları azaltır ve genel operasyonel verimliliği artırır

Kaldırılan malzeme kenarlarının baskı kafalarına verdiği hasarı önleyen, tam otomatik koruma sistemi. Yeniden tasarlanmış baskı düzlemi, otomatik koruma kalkanları ve sensörler, baskı kafalarının altında malzemenin düz kalmasını sağlayarak önemli bileşenleri korur. Bu da, operatör müdahalesini en aza indirerek en yüksek çalışma süresini ve toplam sahip olma maliyetinin düşmesini sağlar.

Bu teknoloji, kesintisiz üretimin hayati önem taşıdığı uzun tirajlı işlerde özellikle değerlidir.

Geleceğe Yönelik Bir Yatırım

Umur Basım, bu yatırımla müşterilerine daha hızlı, daha kaliteli ve daha rekabetçi çözümler sunma kapasitesini artırmayı hedefliyor. Böylece şirket, premium endüstriyel baskı sektörünün ön saflarında yerini alacak ve hem yerel hem de uluslararası pazarlardaki rekabet gücünü pekiştirecektir.

Durst ve LinoSistem arasındaki işbirliği, Türkiye baskı endüstrisindeki teknolojik ilerlemenin güçlü bir örneği olarak öne çıkmaktadır.

Sonuç

Umur Basım’ın Tau RSC 340 yatırımı, aşağıdakileri bir araya getirerek üretim kapasitesinde kapsamlı bir yükseltme anlamına geliyor:

– M2 başına en düşük maliyetle yüksek hız performansı (80 m/dk)

– Genişletilmiş renk gamı (CMYK + Beyaz + Turuncu + Mor + Yeşil) %95 Pantone eşleşmesi

Hawk AI ve MEB gibi ileri teknolojiler

Bu özelliklerin bir araya gelmesi, şirketi premium endüstriyel baskı sektörünün ön saflarına taşıyarak hem yerel hem de uluslararası pazarlardaki rekabet gücünü pekiştiriyor.

UMUR KİM

Şirket Genel Bakış ve Sektördeki Konumu

Umur Baskı A.Ş., 120.000 m²’lik bir tesiste ileri teknolojiyi kullanan, 8 grupta çeşitli ürünler sunan ve yurt içinde ve yurt dışında geniş bir müşteri kitlesine hizmet veren, Türkiye’nin önde gelen endüstriyel baskı şirketidir.

Türkiye’de bu kadar kapsamlı altyapıya sahip ilk ve tek endüstriyel şirkettir.
İstanbul’un ana sanayi bölgelerinden birinde faaliyet göstermektedir.
Tek çatı altında yüzlerce ürün sunmaktadır.
Toplam 950 çalışanı bulunmakta olup, bunların 180’i satış ve pazarlama departmanında görev yapmaktadır.
6 şehirde yerel ofisleri ile 81 ildeki müşterilere hizmet vermektedir.

Üretim Kapasitesi ve Altyapı

Şirket, yüksek kapasiteli ve teknolojik altyapıya sahip geniş üretim tesislerine sahiptir.

120.000 m² üretim ve depolama alanı.
7/24 kesintisiz üretim.
Yıllık 60.000 ton kağıt işleme kapasitesi.
Türkiye baskı sektörünün en büyük makine parkı.
Özel boyutlar ve ısıya duyarlı termal rulolar dahil olmak üzere yüksek hacimli, çok renkli baskı yapma kapasitesi.

Ürün Grupları ve Uzmanlık Alanları

Umur Printing, kalite ve özelleştirmeye önem vererek 8 ana grupta geniş bir ürün yelpazesi sunmaktadır.

Sürekli Formlar: Ayda 2.000 ton kağıt işleyen, 8 renkli baskı yapabilen en büyük tesis.
Ofset Ürünler: Kataloglar, broşürler, kartvizitler ve daha fazlasını içeren, kurumsal kimliği yansıtan çözümler.
Rulo Ürünler: Senkronize kesim ve baskı dahil olmak üzere 8 renge kadar tam sarma seçenekleri.
Zarflar: Markalı zarflar dahil olmak üzere pazar lideri çözümler; 2010 yılında Oyal Zarf’ı satın aldı.
Promosyon Ürünleri: Çevre dostu yapıştırıcılar, geniş renk yelpazesi, Türkiye’de yapışkan not kağıdı üreten ilk firma.
Poşet Ürünleri: BRC Gıda Kategori A sertifikalı gıda ve kozmetik poşetleri.
Etiketler: Yapışkan, ambalaj ve özel etiketler için yüksek teknolojili makineler.
Dijital Baskı: Tam entegrasyon ve güvenilir veri işleme ile kişiselleştirilmiş, veri odaklı baskı çözümleri.

Kalite ve Sürdürülebilirlik Yaklaşımı

Umur Baskı, yüksek standartları, çevresel sorumluluğu ve güvenliği ön planda tutar.

Kalite yönetim sistemi kapsamında sürdürülebilir kalkınmayı sürdürür.
Hijyen, gıda güvenliği ve tek kullanımlık ürünler için BRC sertifikasına sahiptir.
Baskı kalitesi için uluslararası renk standartlarına uymaktadır.
Sertifikalı hammaddeler ve ithal kaliteli kağıtlar kullanır.
Enerji tasarrufu teknolojileri ve atık yönetimi uygulamaktadır.
2003 yılından beri Umur Ormanı ağaçlandırma projesini yürütmektedir.

İhracat Pazarları ve Küresel Ulaşım

Şirket, Avrupa, Asya ve Orta Doğu’daki birçok ülkeye ihracat yapmaktadır.

İhracat yapılan ülkeler arasında Arnavutluk, Avusturya, Azerbaycan, Belçika, Bulgaristan, Çin, Mısır, Fransa, Gürcistan, Almanya, Yunanistan, Hollanda, Macaristan, İran, Irak, İrlanda, İ , İsrail, İtalya, Kosova, Lübnan, Malta, Polonya, Romanya, Rusya, İspanya, İsveç, İsviçre, Tacikistan, BAE, İngiltere ve Özbekistan bulunmaktadır.
Uluslararası müşterilere hizmet veren 25 yılı aşkın deneyim.
Dünya çapında kapsamlı baskı çözümleri sunar.

Müşteri Tabanı ve Pazar Segmentleri

Umur Printing, çeşitli sektörlerden çok çeşitli bir müşteri tabanına hizmet vermektedir.

Büyük kurumsal şirketler (860), kamu kurumları (515) ve KOBİ’ler (18.291) dahil olmak üzere 20.000 müşteri.
Gelirin %15’i kamu kurumlarından, %26’sı büyük şirketlerden, %59’u KOBİ’lerden gelmektedir.
Kırtasiye satış noktası: 7.000.
Baskı ve kırtasiye sektörlerinde geniş müşteri ağı.

Grup Şirketleri ve İş Yapısı

Şirket, ana faaliyetlerini desteklemek için çeşitli iştirakleri işletmektedir.

Başlıca grup şirketleri: Umur Printing, Edelman gmbh, Umur Stationery, Umur Packaging, Umur Labels.
Baskı, ambalaj ve etiketleme sektörlerinde entegre çözümler sunmaya odaklanmıştır.

From Print to Cut up to 5 Meters: Faberexposize Relies on Efficiency and Reliability with Durst

05/05/2026

Faberexposize, a Germany-based large-format printing company led by Martin Kimm, operates at the forefront of exhibition construction, retail environments, and major event branding. From supplying individual stores and supermarket chains to delivering complete visual solutions for international sporting events such as golf tournaments, sailing regattas, and motorsports, the company is built around one core requirement: handling high volumes with absolute reliability and precision.

To meet these demands, Faberexposize relies on advanced Durst technology. The transition from the Rhotex 325 to the P5 500 TEX iSub marked a significant step forward, enabling production at a full 5-meter width while achieving notable energy savings. Thanks to inline fixation, the need for a separate calendering process has been eliminated, reducing both production time and operational complexity.

Reliability is a critical factor in daily operations. With tight deadlines and high workloads, Faberexposize depends on machines that perform consistently – even during unattended night shifts. Durst systems provide the confidence to start a job in the evening and trust it will run smoothly through to completion.

This efficiency is further enhanced by the integration of the Hasler cutter, the ideal complement to 5-meter sublimation printing. Its precision cutting capabilities enable fully automated finishing at the same width, a key requirement for scaling production at this level. With Hasler now part of the Durst Group, Faberexposize also benefits from streamlined service coordination and the same fast, reliable support they have come to expect.

Durst’s customer service plays a central role in this partnership. Rapid response times, next-day spare parts delivery, and expert on-site support ensure minimal downtime and maximum productivity.

Looking ahead, Faberexposize is committed to further expanding this collaboration, with additional investments in Durst technology already planned. The partnership is defined by a shared focus on performance, innovation, and long-term success.

As Martin Kimm summarizes: a collaboration that is highly professional, solution-oriented, and built on strong service.