Industrial printers shipments decline – IT-Online


Worldwide shipments of commercial printers declined 11.6% yr over yr to 78 500 items within the fourth quarter of 2022 (4Q22), in response to outcomes from the Worldwide Knowledge Company (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Industrial Printer Tracker.

Outcomes for the complete yr 2022 have been additionally down, with shipments declining 12,9% in comparison with 2021.

“The fourth quarter was delicate and concluded a down yr for the sector general,” says Tim Greene, analysis director: hardcopy options at IDC. “For a lot of the commercial printing market China is a key manufacturing heart, so whereas the area is opening up now, for many of 2022 the market in China was gradual and restricted worldwide progress.

“2022 is a main instance of how progress, pushed by digital transformation, will not be linear and will be disrupted by macro occasions.”

Highlights for the quarter embrace:

* Massive format digital printer shipments declined 1,6% in comparison with the earlier quarter (3Q22) and 11,7% yr over yr.

* Direct-to-garment (DTG) printer shipments grew 4,7% sequentially and eight,4% yr over yr in 4Q22.

* Direct-to-shape printer shipments noticed a modest decline of two,2% in comparison with Q3 2022 and 6,6% yr over yr.

* Worldwide shipments within the industrial textile phase declined virtually 15% sequentially and practically 50% in comparison with the complete yr 2021.

* Industrial digital label & packaging printer shipments declined 15,9% in comparison with Q3 2022 and eight,9% yr over yr.

Shipments within the Central & Japanese European and Western European markets have been vivid spots with double-digit cargo progress for each areas in This autumn 2022. China noticed shipments decline 21% in comparison with Q3 2022. 4Q22 shipments in North America (US and Canada) have been down 6% in comparison with 3Q22.

The strongest progress was within the Center East and Africa area, which noticed cargo progress of 36% in comparison with Q3 2022.

Worldwide Industrial Printer Cargo Share, Cargo Worth Share, and Sequential Progress by Product Class, This autumn 2022
Product Class 4Q22 Share of Shipments 4Q22/3Q22 Cargo change 4Q22 Share of Cargo Worth 4Q22/3Q22 Cargo Worth Progress
Direct to Garment 2.3% +4.7% 4.4% +0.2%
Direct to Form 1.4% -3.2% 3.0% +0.5%
Industrial Textile 0.5% -14.9% 5.0% -1%
Label & Packaging 0.4% -15.9% 14.9% -4.4%
Massive Format 95.4% -1.6% 72.8% +0.3%
Whole 100% 1.9% 100% -0.5%
Supply: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Industrial Printer Tracker, March 2022

Highlights for the complete yr embrace:

* Massive format digital printer shipments declined 12,9% on a worldwide foundation in comparison with 2021.

* Direct-to-garment (DTG) printer shipments fell 6,8% yr over yr pushed by slower shipments outdoors of North America.

* Direct-to-shape printer shipments fell 5% in comparison with 2021 totally on softness in China and Western Europe.

* The commercial textile printer market, which is closely influenced by the market in China, noticed the steepest decline with shipments down 45% in comparison with 2021.

* Industrial digital label & packaging printer shipments declined 5,4% yr over yr in 2022.

Shipments within the Central & Japanese European market have been down 35% in 2022 as world distributors restricted their actions within the area because of the conflict within the Ukraine. Shipments in China declined by 46% for 2022 in comparison with 2021.

Shipments in North America (US and Canada) have been successfully flat from 2021 to 2022.

Shipments within the Center East and Africa areas grew 25% in 2022 in comparison with 2021. Shipments within the Asia/Pacific area (excluding Japan and China) grew 10% yr over yr in 2022.

 

 

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