Italian print service provider Incisoria Vicentina has transformed its production capabilities and customer offerings through the adoption of Canon’s Arizona flatbed printer and PRISMAelevate XL software. Known for its dedication to high-quality craftsmanship and design, the company has embraced Canon’s technology to expand into textured, layered, and highly customized print applications. This shift has enabled them to meet growing demand for personalized products while reducing production times and material waste.

By integrating PRISMAelevate XL into their workflow, Incisoria Vicentina can now create visually striking, tactile prints with precise control over ink layering—opening new opportunities in interior décor, packaging, and promotional materials. The Canon Arizona’s versatility has also allowed the company to print directly onto a broad range of substrates, from wood and acrylic to fabric and metal, enhancing both product variety and creative freedom. These capabilities support the company’s mission to offer accessible, one-of-a-kind print solutions to a broader customer base.

A standout achievement in Incisoria Vicentina's journey is its pioneering work in social innovation through tactile design. They hold international patents for the production of tactile maps with Braille and photoluminescent tactile signage—innovations developed by Massimo Treu and Luciano Marzi. These accessible designs, recognized by the Italian Union of the Blind, support wayfinding and emergency navigation for visually impaired individuals, even in blackout conditions. Today, the company is regarded as a national and international leader in tactile communication solutions, blending artisanal tradition with cutting-edge print technology to drive meaningful impact.