Tokyo, Japan - FUJIFILM Business Innovation Co., Ltd., part of the Fujifilm Group, recently announced that its Apeos C3567/C3067/C2567 and Apeos C3061/C2561/C2061 A3 color digital multifunction printers have been honored with the prestigious Good Design Award 2025 by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion.
This recognition marks Fujifilm’s seventh consecutive year as the leading brand in winning awards at the Good Design Awards*1, with 37 Fujifilm Group products celebrated in 2025 alone. The Apeos series stood out for its innovative design, user-friendly features and strong commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency.
A standout feature of the Apeos series; Apeos C3567/C3067/C2567 and Apeos C3061/C2561/C2061, is its industry-leading solution for easy installation and user-friendly consumables replacement design. Customers can install their new Apeos with 36 types of optional accessories and independently manage the replacement of 5 key consumable or periodic parts—without the need for engineer assistance. This design drastically reduces downtime and accelerates the lead time from delivery to full operation, enabling businesses to maintain productivity with minimal interruption.
The Apeos multifunction printers provide professional-quality A3 color printing, scanning, copying, and faxing functions*2. They combine simple, intelligent operation with high reliability and scalability — supported by Fujifilm's DX solutions. The series supports seamless integration with Fujifilm’s cloud printing and document management solutions and comes pre-installed*3 with smart scanning and paperless fax applications*3, helping organizations optimize workflows and embrace digital transformation.
The Good Design Award follows on the heels of other prestigious honors for the Apeos series, including the 2025 iF Design Award and 2025 Red Dot Design Award, further highlighting Fujifilm’s leadership in innovation, design, and functionality.
The Good Design Award, hosted by the Japan Institute of Design Promotion, recognizes designs that drive industry innovation and enhance quality of life. Judging criteria focus on usability, technological advancement, societal impact, and long-term sustainability.
*1: The Good Design Award is Japan's only comprehensive design evaluation and promotion program launched in 1988 by the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization (now the Japan Institute of Design Promotion), based on the Good Design Selection System (G Mark System) established by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) in 1957.
*2: Optional products.
*3: Apeos C3061/ C2561/ C2061 series are optional.