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Leading innovator in inkjet technology Xaar has launched two new printheads, the Xaar eX and Nitrox eX, specifically designed for coating the new generation of batteries used in electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage systems. The launch marks Xaar as the first inkjet company to enter the battery sector with a printhead specifically for this application, setting a new benchmark for coating technology.

Industrial inkjet technology leader Xaar, has celebrated its two-year partnership with young people’s charity Break, having donated an amazing total of £71,544 over that period.

The company's commitment to supporting care experienced young people across the East of England through Break's initiatives has been a resounding success. This culminated in Xaar’s employees raising a staggering £35,772 to date which was then doubled by the company’s generous matching policy.

Xaar’s printheads and technologies formed part of the recent launch of Nilpeter’s new North American Technology & Educational Center at the Open House at its Cincinnati Headquarters.

Xaar’s Ultra High Viscosity Technology is enabling Koenig & Bauer Kammann (Kammann) to drive its latest innovations by enhancing quality, speed, and sustainability for customers using its K15 and K20 decorative print machine families.

Leading printhead technology provider Xaar and Chinese packaging and label printing machine specialist, Guangzhou Haotian Machinery Manufacturing Co. Ltd (Haotian), announced their strategic collaboration at Labelexpo Asia 2023, with the launch of the HTP-220/330 digital label embellishment machine

Xaar has announced a strategic partnership with Codpad, an inkjet coding and marking machine specialist based in Guangdong, China.

The collaboration was formally announced at 2023 SWOP Packaging World Expo in Shanghai, where Codpad showcased its latest high-resolution UV inkjet coding machine, incorporating the Xaar Irix printhead.

Visitors to Xaar’s Open Day & FuturePrint Tech conference in Cambridge last week were the first to see the results of a research study into jetting high viscosity water-based inks, performed by Dr Chris Phillips and Professor Davide Deganello at the Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating, Swansea University.