The company’s booth in Berlin highlighted the upcoming MT310W ink tank printer, scheduled for a 2027 release, which emphasizes cost-efficiency through a continuous ink system and OTG mobile printing. Alongside this, the BM2320NW introduced AI-driven functionality, currently available in the Chinese market, to streamline user interaction. For corporate clients, Pantum expanded its enterprise offerings with the CM230ADN and CM420ADN A3 color laser printers, designed to handle heavy institutional workloads with features like confidential printing and high-capacity paper trays.
Beyond hardware, Pantum is scaling its Managed Print Services (MPS) ecosystem. By integrating its proprietary PiPME monitoring software with established partners such as Docuform, NDD, and MyQ, the firm aims to simplify device management for business customers. With 16 years of development, six R&D centers, and three manufacturing hubs, the company is now positioning dedicated teams across Europe to manage localized storage and after-sales support as it shifts toward regional, customized product iterations.
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