WEBSTER, NEW YORK—  Xerox will stop making its iGen5 and Nuvera digital presses. Print engine manufacturing will cease on 30 June. Xerox says “Order fulfillment for iGen and Nuvera is expected to continue through 2024 or while inventory lasts. Xerox will provide industry-leading support for these platforms throughout the life of their contracts.” The current iGen5 was launched in 2015. The B3-plus (14 x20)  device prints at up to 150ppm in CMYK with an optional fifth colour and extra-long sheet capability. The A3-plus (12x17) Nuvera family of sheetfed toner presses prints at up to 127ppm. It was first launched in 2004. Xerox says “The decision to cease print engine manufacturing operations in Webster aligns with our Reinvention announcement and our priority to simplify our core products to align with the needs of our clients. Xerox says they signed an agreement with a third-party provider of high-speed continuous feed inkjet machines to offer a family of inkjet presses for the printing and graphic art industries to their clients.