The company said it had made significant changes to many areas of the software and operation of the Helix One, including human machine interface (HMI) updates.
The device, which was launched last year, is said to be particularly suited to businesses looking to take their first steps into customised drinkware.
Additionally, at Hall 2, Stand C25, Inkcups will showcase kit including the XJET Switch UV flatbed printer, capable of producing high-quality full CMYKWW (highly opaque white) images directly onto a variety of reusable bags and hard goods; and its flagship Helix cylindrical inkjet printer, designed to print high quality full-colour (CMYKWW plus varnish) images on straight-walled and tapered cylinders.
Also on show will be the Double Helix cylindrical inkjet printer, featuring two print fixtures for double the production volume of cylindrical objects; the X5-T flatbed UV digital printer, designed for heavy-duty industrial printing and promotional products; and ArtPrep, artwork preparation software designed for companies handling a large quantity of artworks for their daily production.
Inkcups will also be participating in the Personalisation Experience show feature for the first time in 2024. The Personalise Make Wear factory will feature its Helix printer paired with the ArtPrep software.
Bobby Grauf, managing director at Inkcups Europe, said: “Last year was a big one for Inkcups, with two major launches – the XJET Switch and the Helix One – and updates to our flagship Helix cylindrical printers.
“We always make worthwhile connections and have some great conversations with the European industry at Fespa, and we’re looking forward to catching up with our growing European customer base in Amsterdam to discuss how Inkcups can support their success in 2024.
“We are also really excited to be demonstrating what our cylindrical printing solutions are capable of as part of the first iteration of the Personalise Make Wear smart factory at Fespa 2024.”
Fespa’s Global Print Expo will be held from 19-22 March at the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam.
