Xerox to Shut Down iGen 5 and Nuvera Press Printer Manufacturing Operations in New York. (will still make toner)
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Xerox to Shut Down iGen 5 and Nuvera Press
Printer Manufacturing Operations in New York. (will still make toner) Xerox to Cease Print Engine Manufacturing in Webster, New York. Xerox Corporation has announced that it will halt certain manufacturing operations at its Webster facility. As of June 30, 2024, the company will cease the production of its iGen 5 and Nuvera presses at the Webster site. These presses have a history of being manufactured at the Webster location.
However, it’s important to note that the Webster facility is not shutting down entirely. Instead, it will transition to focus on the manufacturing of spare parts and continue the production of Xerox toner and photo-receptors1. This strategic move is part of Xerox’s efforts to streamline operations and improve efficiencies across the company.
While the end of print engine manufacturing is a significant development, Xerox remains committed to its innovative technology in areas such as workflow automation, intelligent assistant services, and personalization products2. The company is adapting to changing market demands while ensuring continued support for existing products.
As Xerox makes this transition, it will work closely with union representatives to address the impact on local employees. The Webster facility currently employs nearly 1,500 workers. Xerox’s decision reflects its focus on future growth opportunities and aligns with its broader corporate strategy.
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April 25, 2024 at 3:25 PM
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