P&A(Print-and-Apply) 시스템 시장(2025년) : 하이스루풋(High-Throughput) 환경에서 정확하고 일관된 라벨링의 실현
2025 Print-and-Apply Systems Report: Driving Accurate and Consistent Labeling in High-Throughput Environments
상품코드:1865918
리서치사:VDC Research Group, Inc.
발행일:2025년 11월
페이지 정보:영문 45 Pages/56 Exhibits
라이선스 & 가격 (부가세 별도)
한글목차
이 보고서에서는 세계의 P&A(Print & Apply) 시스템 및 이를 지원하는 프린트 엔진 시장을 조사했으며,, 시장 규모 추이 및 예측을 정리하여 전해드립니다.
P&A(Print & Apply) 솔루션은 라벨 인쇄와 부착을 통합한 프로세스로 제조, 포장, 창고, 물류 현장의 작업 효율화를 실현합니다. 기업은 인력 부족, 자동화 발전, 규제 요건의 고도화 등을 배경으로 라벨링 작업의 효율성, 정확성 및 규정 준수를 향상시키기 위해 이 시스템의 채택을 확대하고 있습니다. 생산량 및 포장량 증가에 대응하기 위한 자동화 수요 증가가 시장 성장을 촉진하고 있으며, 명확하게 정의된 오류 방지 프로세스와 함께 자동 시스템을 도입함으로써 운영 효율성, 정확성, 제품 품질 향상을 기대할 수 있습니다.
이 보고서에서 다룬 주요 질문
세계 P&A 및 프린트 엔진 시장의 현재 규모와 성장률은 어느 정도인가?
주요 벤더는 어디이며, 각각의 제품 포트폴리오는 어떻게 다른가?
P&A 솔루션의 주요 용도 및 수요를 주도하는 산업은 어디인가?
주요 라벨링 적용 유형에는 어떤 것이 있으며, 산업별로 어떤 차이가 있는가?
이러한 자동화 솔루션의 도입과 투자에 지역적 차이가 있는가?
라이너리스 라벨링, RFID 등의 동향이 제품 개발 및 시장 도입에 어떤 영향을 미치고 있는가?
라벨링 및 추적성 프로세스 자동화의 주요 과제와 기회는 무엇인가?
게재된 조직:
Domino(part of Brother International)
HERMA GmbH
Markem-Imaje(part of Dover Corporation)
Matthews Marking
POSSEHL Group(including Logopak and NOVEXX)
ProMach(including ID Technology)
Videojet(part of Veralto)
Weber Packaging Solutions
SATO
Toshiba TEC
TSC AutoID
Zebra Technologies
세계의 P&A 솔루션 시장은 산업 동향, 거시경제 요인, 경쟁 환경이라는 복합적 요인으로 인해 2023년 4억 4,100만 달러에서 2024년에는 4억 5,800만 달러로 3.6%의 성장을 나타냈습니다. 주요 성장 요인으로는 식품 및 음료 산업 및 물류 산업과 같은 주요 최종사용자 시장의 확대로 인해 자동화 관련 설비 투자가 증가하고 P&A와 같은 새로운 시스템 구매가 촉진된 것이 주요 성장 요인으로 꼽힙니다. 물류 및 자동화 시스템 통합사업자들은 P&A를 보다 광범위한 컨베이어 및 창고 시스템과 함께 판매하는 경향이 강화되고 있으며, P&A를 상품화하고 있습니다. 그 결과, 전문 벤더들은 프로젝트 진입을 유지하기 위해 낮은 이익률을 받아들일 수밖에 없는 상황에 처해 있습니다. 지정학적 긴장이 지속되고 있지만, 2025년 전망은 대체로 양호한 임베디드니다. 2025년 매출은 6.4% 증가한 4억 8,700만 달러로 2029년까지 5년간 CAGR 7.2%를 보일 것으로 예측됩니다. 이러한 성장은 연기되었던 설비 투자 프로젝트의 재개, 고속 가변 데이터 인쇄 라벨링 수요 증가, E-Commerce 취급량 증가, 자동화 솔루션과의 통합 진전 등에 의해 주도될 것으로 예측됩니다.
예측 기간 중 모든 지역 시장에서 성장이 예상됩니다. 미주 7.6%, 유럽-중동 및 아프리카 7.1%, 아시아태평양 6.5%의 5개년 CAGR이 예상되고 있습니다. 미국에서는 식품 및 음료 및 제약업계가 규제 대응을 위한 투자를 확대하고 있습니다. FDA의 DSCSA의 일련화/추적성 의무화 및 USDA/FSMA의 라벨 기준은 가변 데이터 인쇄를 강화하도록 유도하고 있습니다. 아마존, 월마트, 타겟, UPS, 페덱스 등 E-Commerce 및 소매 물류는 창고 및 풀필먼트 자동화에 지속적으로 투자하고 있으며, P&A는 카톤 및 팔레트 라벨링에 필수적인 역할을 하고 있습니다. EU의 규제 강화 움직임은 시장 성장의 큰 원동력이 되고 있습니다. 폐기물 감소를 위한 라이너리스 라벨 채택에 대한 인식은 다른 지역보다 유럽에서 특히 높으며, 이에 따라 P&A 시스템으로의 업그레이드 수요가 증가하고 있습니다. 이러한 흐름을 지원하는 것은 EU 그린딜 관련법의 포장 및 포장 폐기물 규정(PPWR)이며, 이 법은 라이너리스 라벨로의 전환을 촉진하는 주요 동력이 되고 있습니다. 한편, 중국에서는 식품 안전 및 제약 분야의 규제 강화와 더불어 E-Commerce 대기업의 영향력 확대가 자동 라벨링에 대한 투자를 가속화하는 요인으로 작용하고 있습니다. 아시아 전체에서 현지 OEM 업체들이 엔트리 레벨 시스템에서 시장 점유율을 확대하고 있지만, 다국적 업체들은 브랜드 로봇 및 창고 자동화와 연계된 하이엔드 프로젝트에서 우위를 유지하고 있습니다.
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세계 시장 개요·예측 : P&A(Print-and-Apply) 시스템
지역 시장 개요·예측
산업별 비교 예측
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Inside this Report
This report puts together global market sizing and forecasting for automated print-and-apply systems and the print engines that drive them, and presents VDC's perspective on the reasons why organizations are evaluating and purchasing these solutions. Automated P&A solutions integrate label printing and application into a single process, streamlining operations in manufacturing, packaging, warehousing, and distribution environments. These systems are increasingly adopted as companies seek to improve efficiency, accuracy, and compliance in their labeling workflows, driven by labor shortages, rising automation, and evolving regulatory requirements. The growing need for automation to manage increasing production and packaging volumes fuels demand. By implementing automated systems alongside well-defined error-proofing processes, manufacturers can enhance operational efficiency, accuracy, and overall product quality.
What Questions are Addressed?
What is the current size and growth rate of the global print-and-apply and print engine markets?
Who are the leading vendors and how varied are their portfolios?
What are the main application areas and industries driving demand for print-and-apply solutions
What are the primary labeling application types and how do they vary by industry?
Are there any regional variations in adoption of and investments in these automated solutions?
How are trends like linerless labeling and RFID impacting product development and adoption?
What are the key challenges and opportunities in automating labeling and traceability processes?
Who Should Read this Report?
VDC has designed this research program for senior decision-makers at print-and-apply system and print engine vendor organizations as well as their partners and customers, including those individuals with the following roles:
CEO or other C-level executives
Corporate development and M&A teams
Marketing executives
Business development and sales leaders
Product development and product strategy leaders
Channel management and channel strategy leaders
Organizations Listed in this Report:
Domino (part of Brother International)
HERMA GmbH
Markem-Imaje (part of Dover Corporation)
Matthews Marking
POSSEHL Group (including Logopak and NOVEXX)
ProMach (including ID Technology)
Videojet (part of Veralto)
Weber Packaging Solutions
SATO
Toshiba TEC
TSC AutoID
Zebra Technologies
Executive Summary
Print-and-apply (P&A) systems are automated solutions that integrate label printing and application into a single process, streamlining operations in manufacturing, packaging, warehousing, and distribution environments. These systems are increasingly adopted as companies seek to improve efficiency, accuracy, and compliance in their labeling workflows, driven by labor shortages, rising automation, and evolving regulatory requirements. VDC research on this market includes solutions deployed to automate thermal barcode label printing and application processes on various packaging types. Market participants include vendors like Domino, Markem-Imaje, NOVEXX (part of Possehl Group), and Videojet who design systems around their own proprietary print engines or those like HERMA, ProMach (ID Technology, Panther, EPI), and Weber Packaging Solutions who source OEM print engine components from industry veterans such as SATO, Toshiba TEC, TSC/Printronix, and Zebra Technologies.
VDC's research suggests that leading drivers for P&A system investments are the need for automation due to labor shortages, the demand for traceability and compliance (especially in food & beverage and e-commerce sectors), and the push for operational efficiency. Vendors have developed advanced P&A solutions that offer high-speed, reliable label application, also replacing manual or semi-automated processes that relied on desktop or industrial printers. Adoption rates are particularly strong in North America and Europe where labor costs are higher and regulatory requirements are more stringent. E-commerce growth and the need for accurate, real-time shipping labels have further accelerated investments in these systems, especially in large-scale distribution centers and automated warehouses.
The global P&A solutions market grew by 3.6%, rising from $441M in 2023 to $458M in 2024 driven by a combination of industry, macroeconomic, and competitive factors. Growth in key end markets like F&B and logistics led to increased capital expenditure on automation, positively impacting new system purchases such as P&A. Logistics and automation integrators increasingly bundle P&A with broader conveyor or warehousing systems; P&A then becomes a commodity component, forcing specialized vendors to accept lower margins to stay in the project. Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, the outlook for 2025 is largely positive - VDC predicts a 6.4% increase in revenues to $487M in 2025, and an overall 5-year CAGR of 7.2% through 2029. This will be driven by a rebound in capital spending as delayed projects are released, growing need for high-speed variable-data labeling, continued growth in e-commerce volumes, and increased integration with automation solutions.
Vendors can expect growth in all three regional markets through the forecast period - VDC forecasts a 5-year CAGR of 7.6% in the Americas, 7.1% in EMEA, and 6.5% in Asia-Pacific. U.S. F&B and pharmaceuticals industries are ramping up compliance-driven investments. The FDA's DSCSA enforcement for serialization and traceability, and USDA/FSMA labeling standards push manufacturers to strengthen variable-data labeling. E-commerce and retail logistics (Amazon, Walmart, Target, UPS, FedEx) continue investing heavily in warehouse and fulfillment automation, where P&A is a staple for carton and pallet labeling. EU regulatory momentum is a major growth catalyst; consideration for linerless labels to reduce waste is stronger in Europe than other regions, pushing upgrades to compatible P&A systems. The EU Green Deal legislation titled Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is a major driver influencing the shift toward linerless labels. Regulatory tightening in food safety and pharmaceuticals, coupled with the dominance of e-commerce giants, is fueling investment in automated labeling in the China. Across Asia, local OEMs are gaining share in entry-level systems, but multinational vendors benefit from high-end projects requiring integration with name-brand robotics and warehouse automation.
The competitive landscape for print-and-apply labeling systems is characterized by 2 types of market participants - end-to-end solution vendors who build and supply fully integrated solutions featuring proprietary print engines, and those that source OEM thermal print engine components, which are then integrated into their P&A systems. End-to-end solution vendors include Markem-Imaje (Dover Corporation), Possehl Group (Logopak and NOVEXX), and Videojet (Veralto). These vendors exercise complete control over product design, innovation, and solution integration. Others like ALTech, HERMA, Label-Aire, ProMach, and Weber Packaging design and market P&A systems tailored to specific industry needs, leveraging OEM engines by vendors like SATO, Toshiba TEC, TSC, and Zebra Technologies. This business model allows these vendors to focus on applicator mechanics (tamp, blow, corner-wrap), controls, and packaging line integration, while relying on the OEM for printhead technology and firmware.
HERMA, Possehl Group, ProMach, Weber Packaging Solutions, and Videojet round out the top 5 vendors in this space, collectively accounting for 56.5% of market share. This list represents a mix of vendors leveraging proprietary and OEM print engines with varying competitive differentiators - such as cost competitiveness, customization, flexibility, innovation, and reliability. VDC expects participants to increasingly compete across compliance and sustainability trends. Vendors offering linerless-capable P&A, RFID encoding, and GS1-compliant 2D barcoding differentiate themselves, while OEM print engine vendors increasingly push firmware upgrades to support these emerging requirements. Software is also becoming a decisive differentiator especially as labeling shifts from static information to dynamic, variable, and compliance-driven requirements. VDC's research indicates that customers now value how well a P&A solution integrates with enterprise systems, ensuring data integrity and supporting future standards like 2D barcodes or RFID.
Following a strong growth year in 2023, the global print engine market experienced cyclical softness in 2024, generated nearly $44M and declined 20% year-over-year. Weaker investments from the warehousing and distribution sector hindered performance, as new warehouse construction stalled. A 26% decline in EMEA and 23.3% decrease in the Americas weighed on global shipments, while a 1.2% contraction in APAC extended declines. Despite performance headwinds, the Americas (39%) and EMEA (367%) remain the most mature markets for print engines, where high labor costs and ongoing labor shortages have accelerated print engine adoption. By contrast, APAC and LATAM remain underpenetrated due to stronger price sensitivity and lower labor costs.
Zebra Technologies maintained global leadership in 2024, capturing nearly 54% market share by revenue, down just over 11% from 2023. With a strong growth year in 2023 that saw its shipment rise just over 23% in 2023 behind the introduction of its ZE511 print engine series, a 34% contraction in 2024 weighed significantly on market performance. SATO also held a leading position with 22.1% global share, supported by the success of its S84NX series, which bolstered brand visibility and increased its market share by 5% for the year. The rest of the market remains fragmented, with NOVEXX, Toshiba TEC, and TSC collectively accounting for about 19%.
VDC expects print engine performance to recover in 2025 as enterprises deepen investment in labeling automation. Rising e-commerce fulfillment volumes are increasing SKU handling requirements, while stricter traceability standards in packaging and manufacturing drive further adoption. VDC projects print engine sales to grow just under 11% in 2025, reaching $61M by 2029 at a CAGR of nearly 7%, with unit shipments rising to 31K and the average factory selling price declining to $1982 per unit.
Key Findings:
Compliance and sustainability making P&A essential to packaging automation. Facility modernization, traceability mandates, and packaging sustainability targets will position P&A as a core automation investment across all regional markets. In the Americas, growth is fueled by compliance (FDA DSCSA, FSMA) and e-commerce logistics, with high-speed fulfillment centers standardizing P&A for case and pallet labeling. EMEA is driven by EU sustainability laws and the upcoming Digital Product Passport, accelerating demand for linerless- and 2D-capable systems; Eastern Europe adds packaging growth. APAC adoption reflects rapid e-commerce expansion, food safety regulations in China and India, and smart packaging in Japan/Korea integrating RFID and 2D. Regulatory frameworks are less mature and unevenly enforced across Asian economies, resulting in significantly lower revenues as compared to the Americas and EMEA.
2D barcode mandates drive P&A upgrades for traceability and smarter packaging. The shift toward 2D barcodes is driven by regulatory requirements, traceability needs, and the demand for advanced analytics is accelerating across industries such as F&B, pharmaceuticals, and logistics. New FDA regulations and large enterprise mandates are making 2D barcodes mandatory for product tracking and compliance. This trend is prompting end users to upgrade or replace legacy systems with solutions capable of handling 2D codes, optimizing real estate on packaging, and enabling more resilient, scannable labels. GS1's Sunrise 2027 initiative and the EU's Digital Product Passport (DPP) directive will accelerate 2D adoption, providing comprehensive information about a product and its entire value chain, and enabling enhanced checks for authenticity and brand protection.
Intense competition pressures vendors to innovate with linerless, RFID, and service-driven differentiation. The market remains highly fragmented, with many vendors offering similar solutions and new entrants increasing competition. This fragmentation, combined with price competition, puts downward pressure on both prices and margins. As a result, vendors are compelled to innovate - such as by offering leasing models, enhanced serviceability, and new features like electric tamp applicators (like Diagraph, EvoLabel, and Universal Labeling Systems) - to differentiate themselves and maintain profitability in a crowded field. Innovation around offering linerless labeling capabilities and RFID print automation will also drive increased consideration of these solutions.
Seamless enterprise software integration critical for P&A automation. Successful P&A deployments increasingly depend on seamless integration with enterprise application systems like ERP, MES, and WMS, in addition to compatibility with industry-standard printer languages like ZPL. Customers demand real-time label generation and data-driven workflows, making software integration a key differentiator. Vendors that offer robust integration capabilities and support for open standards are better positioned to capture market share, as end users prioritize solutions that fit into their broader automation and digital transformation strategies.
As sustainable packaging mandates continue to evolve, linerless adoption will continue to accelerate through the forecast period. With stronger enforcement of the EU's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), vendors continue to align their solution portfolio to support sustainable labeling. Led by SATO's linerless enabled S84/66NX series and Toshiba TEC's DL104 dual- sided printer coupled with cab's HERMES QI/QL solutions, linerless print engine offerings continue to gain traction. While linerless accounts for a smaller portion of shipments at 3.7% of units in 2024, VDC forecasts linerless-enabled engines to reach $2.5M by 2029 at 7.8% CAGR.
Increased RFID consideration across verticals will continue to drive additional project opportunities. Logistics leaders are driving adoption - UPS eliminated 20M manual scans per day via RFID-enabled facilities and delivery fleet upgrades; FedEx uses RFID for sensitive good management. Vendors responding with RFID-ready engines include Zebra ZE511 RFID, SATO S84NX and TSC's PX- 1000/2000 series, which reflect the growing market opportunity.
Direct thermal labeling continues to gain momentum, especially for last mile delivery workflows. As ecommerce shipping requirements continue to evolve and SKU handling volumes increase, direct thermal printing has gained momentum for these short-term use cases in shipping and receiving and case and pallet requirements. For instance, SATO aims to capitalize on increasing demand with direct thermal only versions of its S84NX print engines.
Table of Contents
Inside this Report
What Questions are Addressed?
Who Should Read this Report?
Organizations Listed in this Report
Executive Summary
Key Findings
Print & Apply Global Market Overview and Forecast
Regional Market Overview and Forecast
Comparative Forecasts by Industry
Print Engine Insights
Go-to-Market Strategy
Print-and-Apply System Features and Functionalities
Competitive Landscape
Vendor Profiles
About the Authors
About VDC Research
List of Exhibits
Print & Apply Forecasts
Exhibit I-1: Forecasted Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Region (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-2: Forecasted Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Region (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-3: Forecasted Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Region (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-4: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-5: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-6: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-7: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-8: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-9: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-10: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-11: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-12: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-13: Forecasted APAC Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-14: Forecasted APAC Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-15: Forecasted APAC Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Vertical (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-16: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-17: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-18: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-19: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-20: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-21: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-22: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-23: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-24: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-25: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-26: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-27: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Subsector (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-28: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-29: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-30: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-31: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-32: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-33: Forecasted Americas Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-34: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-35: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-36: Forecasted EMEA Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-37: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-38: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-39: Forecasted Asia-Pacific Shipments of Print & Apply Systems Segmented by Type of Underlying Engine (AFSPs)
Exhibit I-40: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print and Apply Systems Segmented by Technology (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit I-41: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print and Apply Systems Segmented by Technology (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit I-42: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print and Apply Systems Segmented by Technology (AFSPs)
Print & Apply Market Shares
Exhibit II-1: Global Vendor Shares of Print & Apply Solutions (Revenues in Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit II-2: Americas Vendor Shares of Print & Apply Solutions (Revenues in Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit II-3: Asia-Pacific Vendor Shares of Print & Apply Solutions (Revenues in Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit II-4: Title (Revenues in Millions of Dollars)
Print Engine Forecasts
Exhibit III-1: Forecasted Shipments of Print Engines Segmented by Region (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit III-2: Forecasted Shipments of Print Engines Segmented Region (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit III-3: Forecasted Shipments of Print Engines Segmented Region (AFSPs)
Exhibit III-4: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print Engines Segmented by Print Technology (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit III-5: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print Engines Segmented by Print Technology (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit III-6: Forecasted Global Shipments of Print Engines Segmented by Print Technology (AFSPs)
Print Engine Market Shares
Exhibit IV-1: Global Vendor Shipments of Print Engines by Region (Millions of Dollars)
Exhibit IV-2: Global Vendor Shipments of Print Engines by Region (Percentage of Revenues)
Exhibit IV-3: Global Vendor Shipments of Print Engines by Region (Thousands of Units)
Exhibit IV-4: Global Vendor Shipments of Print Engines by Region (Percentage of Units)