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FUJIFILM Launches ACUITY TR with AQUAFUZE Ink Technology in the U.S.

October 2, 2025 By admin

FUJIFILM’s unveiling of the ACUITY TR in the U.S. marks a decisive step in the evolution of wide format roll printing, blending technical ingenuity with ecological foresight. At its heart is the proprietary AQUAFUZE™ ink technology, which merges the chemical precision of UV-curable inks with the safety and softness of water-based formulations. This hybrid approach eliminates the common headaches of solvent- and latex-based systems, including strong odors, high emissions, and the need for multiple primers or coatings. By doing so, it positions itself as both a performance-driven and sustainability-conscious solution for print professionals across industries.

The design of the ACUITY TR speaks directly to the demands of an industry that thrives on versatility. At 1.6 meters wide, its roll-fed system accommodates everything from fragile films to robust vehicle wraps, with Fujifilm’s UV LED curing ensuring that delicate materials are not compromised by heat or energy inefficiency. With output reaching up to 185.2 ft²/hr at resolutions as fine as 1200 x 2400 dpi, the system balances speed with impeccable detail, offering tailored modes for jobs that require quick delivery or intricate precision. The incorporation of VerteLith™ RIP software further enhances workflow, allowing print shops to optimize productivity without sacrificing quality.

What makes this launch particularly significant is how the ACUITY TR addresses the rising concerns in print environments where durability, flexibility, and safety are no longer optional but necessary. AQUAFUZE inks are UL GREENGUARD Gold certified, a standard that underscores Fujifilm’s commitment to reducing environmental impact while ensuring operator well-being. Scratch resistance and strong adhesion mean prints withstand handling and further processing, a vital requirement for applications such as packaging, signage, and automotive wraps where resilience is paramount. At the same time, the ink’s soft-touch finish expands creative possibilities in branding and high-value graphics.

The ACUITY TR is more than just a piece of hardware; it represents a shift in the philosophy of wide format printing. It acknowledges that growth in the sector will depend not only on faster throughput and sharper images but on the ability to meet environmental regulations, customer expectations for odor-free and safer workspaces, and the creative freedom demanded by designers and marketers. In marrying eco-conscious water-based chemistry with the robustness of UV curing, Fujifilm is setting a precedent that other manufacturers will likely follow, redefining what “standard” should mean in the next decade of print innovation.

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