Canon U.S.A. Inc. has announced it has been recognized once again in the annual PRINTING United Alliance Pinnacle Awards, winning six coveted Pinnacle Products Awards and one Pinnacle Technology Award for 2023.

The Colorado M-series was the winner in the Roll-to-Roll/Hybrid/Flatbed new technology category, while the Arizona 135 GT, 1380 GTF, 1380 XTF, 2380 GTF and 2380 XTF made a clean sweep by winning each of their five respective UV/Latex Flatbed categories. Additionally, Canon also won the Pinnacle Technology Award for the recently launched Canon UVgel White Ink.

"We are thrilled to be recognized once again for our efforts in advancing printing technology and providing businesses with solutions that empower their creativity and productivity," said Shinichi "Sam" Yoshida, executive vice president and general manager, Canon U.S.A. Inc. "These awards are a testament to Canon's ongoing dedication to innovation, excellence and customer satisfaction. The Canon Colorado and Arizona product lines are strong, and we are confident that they can help transform the way businesses approach printing and imaging tasks."

Product Award Winners

• RTR/hybrid/flatbed new technology: Canon Colorado M-Series
• UV/Latex Flatbed (under $100K): Canon Arizona 135 GT
• UV/Latex Flatbed ($100K - $200K): Canon Arizona 1380 GTF
• UV/Latex Flatbed + White ($100K - $200K): Canon Arizona 1380 GTF
• UV/Latex Flatbed ($200K - $500K): Canon Arizona 2380 XTF
• UV/Latex Flatbed + White ($200K - $500K): Canon Arizona 2380 XTF

Technology Award Winner: Canon UVgel White Ink

The Pinnacle Product Awards are a prestigious recognition in the imaging industry, acknowledging products that exhibit exceptional performance, innovation and value. Canon's performance in these awards underscores its position as a leader in the field, consistently delivering products that shape the future of imaging technology. Open to all PRINTING United Alliance supplier members, the Pinnacle Product Award competition evaluates products that are commercially available in 2023. This year, more than 160 entries across 58 categories, covering analog, digital, output and non-output technologies, were judged by a highly qualified panel of experts from the printing industry.

Output devices were judged based on reports generated by measuring color charts and then comparing them to industry specifications.

"The Pinnacle Technology Award competition represents technologies that are truly innovative and most likely to have a significant impact among commercial hardware, software, consumables, and industrial and screen equipment," said Dawn Nye, program manager for the Pinnacle Awards, PRINTING United Alliance. "One of the things I like best about our competition is that it is juried and judges base their decisions on objective criteria. This year, the competition was fierce and with outstanding entries like the Colorado and Arizona, the judges had their work cut out for them."