Kyocera Document Solutions America Inc. has announced it has secured the number-one position for U.S. shipments of cut-sheet production inkjet printers, according to the IDC Quarterly Hardcopy Peripherals Tracker — 2024 Q4 Final Historical.

"For four consecutive years, Kyocera has led the market in cut-sheet production inkjet printers, proving that our solutions deliver the performance, reliability and cost efficiency that today's print providers demand," said Dustin Graupman, senior director, Inkjet Division, Kyocera. "With our latest innovations and our leadership presence at the 2025 Inkjet Summit, we continue to drive the future of production inkjet, giving customers the competitive edge they need."

To highlight its industry leadership, Kyocera is honored to serve as a Keynote Sponsor at the 2025 Inkjet Summit this month. This sponsorship highlights Kyocera's role in shaping the future of production inkjet while showcasing advancements for commercial print, direct mail, transactional, and publishing applications.

Kyocera is also unveiling a suite of new finishing and workflow solutions, designed to elevate productivity and application versatility:

• Plockmatic RCT Unit & Booklet Maker Integration: Enhancing booklet production, this new unit seamlessly integrates with Kyocera's booklet-making systems, ensuring precision finishing at high speeds.
• Post-Process Insertion: A new addition to Kyocera's finishing ecosystem, enabling dynamic post-print insertion for increased automation and customization.
• Tecnau Roll-to-Cut System: Optimizing high-volume production with roll-fed media handling, ensuring maximum efficiency for continuous-feed printing.
• GBC StreamPunch Plus: Delivering professional-grade punching capabilities for a wide range of binding styles, ensuring seamless finishing integration for high-volume applications.

Additionally, Kyocera remains focused on delivering the highly anticipated TASKalfa Pro 55000C, a platform that represents the next evolution in cut sheet inkjet technology. To ensure this press meets the high expectations of the market, Kyocera is optimizing performance for the broadest range of applications.

While development continues, Kyocera's priority remains delivering a transformative platform that is fully prepared to handle the complex, high-value work that customers are planning to migrate to inkjet.