Canon to Showcase Latest Large Format Technologies at ISA

Canon U.S.A. will showcase its latest large-format printing technologies at the ISA International Sign Expo 2026, April 8-10 in Orlando, FL, highlighting innovative solutions designed to help sign and graphics providers enhance productivity, expand application capabilities, and deliver outstanding image quality. Attendees can visit Canon in Booth 2523 to experience live demonstrations of the company’s latest production technologies and integrated workflow solutions.

Featured technologies will include the new Colorado XL-series, 2026 iF Design Award winner, and Colorado M-series roll-to-roll printers, the Arizona 2380 GTF flatbed printer, and the imagePROGRAF GP-4600S with MFR. The Colorado M-series will also be featured in the Colex booth as part of an integrated production workflow demonstration. Canon will also highlight Height IQ, an AI-powered technology that automatically measures media thickness to help streamline setup and support intelligent, automated production workflows.

In recognition of Canon’s continued innovation, both the Colorado M-series and the imagePROGRAF product line were honored with 2025 Pinnacle Awards.

Canon will also showcase finishing solutions, including a 62-inch S3 T160 Summa Cutter and the Colex SXC1732 cutting system, demonstrating a seamless end-to-end workflow for producing a wide range of signage and graphics applications.

“ISA Sign Expo is an important opportunity for us to connect with customers and demonstrate how Canon’s large format technologies can help businesses grow and adapt in a dynamic marketplace,” said Kiyoshi Oka, executive vice president and general manager, Marketing Strategy Unit, Canon U.S.A., Inc. “By combining powerful printing technologies with finishing solutions and workflow integration, we aim to help sign and graphics providers increase efficiency, expand their service offerings, and produce high-quality applications with confidence.”

Visitors to Canon’s booth will have the opportunity to see these innovations in action, explore new application possibilities, and speak with Canon specialists about how these technologies can support their production goals.

Source: Canon U.S.A.

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