Product releases

Caldera has announced the release of several Liyu drivers for CalderaRIP Version 17. These new drivers expand the software’s long list of supported devices for large-format textile printing.

French RIP software specialist Caldera has announced new solutions for direct-to-garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) printing, representing a strategic move into one of the fastest growing segments of digital inkjet printing.

Caldera has announced the release of a new driver for the Fujifilm Acuity Prime Hybrid. Revealed at FESPA 2023 in Berlin, the Acuity Prime Hybrid is Fujifilm’s latest addition to the Acuity range of printers. 

Caldera has announced the release of a driver for the Brother WF1-640 printer. This new latex wide format printer is designed for a large range of applications such as banners, drawings, window graphics, storefront signage, trade show graphics, vehicle wraps and outdoor advertising. 

Almost ten years after the release of the S Class 2, Summa has announced the release of the Summa S Class 3, a new premium cutting plotter.

Almost ten years after the release of the S Class 2, Summa has announced the release of the Summa S Class 3, a new premium cutting plotter.

Highlights of this new Version include the official support of macOS Sonoma, the integration of Adobe PDF Print Engine 6.2, more than 30 new drivers, and an extended range of new features to facilitate color management, printing and cutting tasks. 

VisualRIP subscription packages are based on Caldera’s award-winning software, providing a range of essential features to bring professional printing within reach of small businesses.

Launched in May 2023, the Kyocera FOREARTH is a new inkjet textile printer aiming to eliminate all water usage from fabric printing.

Caldera has announced the release of a new version of PrimeCenter, its job preparation and nesting software. Version 2.6 brings a range of improvements to enhance user experience and flexibility, making it an excellent tool for professionals in the digital printing industry.