At the center of Kornit’s showcase was the Kornit Apollo, the company’s high-throughput digital production system, delivering high performance and efficiency for mass customization environments. Apollo is supported by Kornit’s new All-Inclusive Click (AIC) payment model, providing customers with predictable costs over time and lowering barriers to entry – making scalable digital production more accessible than ever.

Attendees experienced live demonstrations of Apollo in action, operated by Tony Palmer, a veteran screen printing consultant with over three decades of experience – bringing credibility and real-world insight into the journey from traditional screen printing to scalable, profitable digital production.

Proven success in real-time

Kornit’s presence at Fespa featured success stories from a global customer base using Kornit technology to scale and evolve:

• Blue Tomato – A multi-channel retailer with upgraded Atlas Max Plus systems driving both online and in-store offerings.

• Print Palace – A leading German screen printer now running its first Kornit Apollo for digital-scale production.

• Spread Group – Operating dozens of Kornit Atlas Max systems to power its personalized e-commerce platform.

• T Shirt & Sons – Integrating Apollo with multiple DTG systems to deliver flexible, high-volume fulfillment.

The customers featured also in the live panel discussion during Kornit’s press conference on May 7. Together, they shared real-world insights on scaling digital garment production, bridging traditional and modern workflows, and maximizing business impact with Kornit technology.