The wait is over – the conference programme for Industrial Print Integration 2025 is now live! Join us on 12–13 November in Düsseldorf-Neuss for two days of in-depth insights, networking, and innovation. See the full programme here. As the leading event for industrial inkjet technology, IPI has always covered the full spectrum of this rapidly evolving field – from printheads and inks to software, system integration, and process optimisation.

This year’s programme also shines a spotlight on emerging technologies and new applications – from packaging to functional printing, 3D, printed electronics, and microfluidics – opening up exciting opportunities for the industry. For the first time, IPI will also feature the OEM perspective, with contributions from SPGPrints, MicroCraft and C-Marx. With around 60 presentations across three tracks, the conference offers a unique platform to explore the latest developments, share experiences, and connect with peers shaping the future of industrial printing.

Special offer: First-time participants enjoy 50% off registration – the perfect opportunity to discover IPI. Register now

A limited number of speaking slots are still available – contact mb@esma.com now if you want your voice included in the programme.

11 November 2025 | 16:00–19:00

Kick off your IPI 2025 experience with a complimentary hands-on training session dedicated to waveform optimisation. This exclusive pre-conference event is open to all registered attendees and designed to give you practical insights into waveform development and its impact on inkjet printing.

Led by Dr Mark Bale (DoDxAct), an independent expert with 20+ years of inkjet R&D experience, the session will cover:

• Fundamentals of Piezo DoD inkjet heads and geometries
• The concept of waveform for piezo heads
• Lab methods for measuring waveform outputs
• What waveform can (and can’t) do, illustrated with specific printhead and ink examples

Following the introduction, you’ll rotate through interactive dropwatcher stations, where technical specialists and IPI supporters will demonstrate one-on-one experiments. Discover how waveform influences drop creation, velocity, and volume, why the acoustic period matters, which waveforms to avoid, and how to fine-tune for better results.

This is a rare opportunity to learn from the experts, ask questions, and gain practical know-how that you can apply directly in your own work. Reserve your spot by selecting the waveform training option when completing your delegate registration form.