In addition, it unveiled a modular inkjet range at the show, which it claimed enabled manufacturers to target niche applications without having to develop a new press from scratch.

Marketing manager Tim Phillips said the company was "very pleased with the level of interest shown in these products".

He added that "several key agreements" had been reached, one of which was for wall coverings and the other for ceramic tiles. The company also achieved "loads of good leads".

Xennia's stand at Ipex showcased two of its modular XenJet systems, an inkjet printing system that incorporates software and optional product support.

The systems cover the key inkjet printing configurations – scanning XY flatbed and single pass reel-to-reel. They are aimed at applications ranging from packaging and furniture laminate, to décor paper, glass and ceramic printing.