All information about prepress and industrial inkjet is available on the Agfa Graphics website. The site also has a ‘Contact Us’ section.
All information about medical imaging and healthcare IT is available on the Agfa HealthCare website. The site also has a ‘Contact Us’ section.
All information about the products and systems for industrial applications outside the print and healthcare markets (e.g. systems for the ID-card industry, products based on conductive polymers, solutions for the printed circuit board industry, aerial photography film and film for the professional motion picture industry) is available on the Agfa Specialty Products website. The site also has a ‘Contact Us’ section.
Agfa has Safety Data Sheets available for all products that require them, according to international and local regulations. SDS contain the information that is needed for safely handling chemical products. You can find the documents on msds.agfa.com.
Agfa-Gevaert has an extensive Investor Relations website, with a Q&A section and ‘Contact Us’ page.
In the ‘Our Company’ section under ‘About Us’ of our website you will find a lot of answers on questions regarding our structure and the way we organize our business.
These and many other questions about our history find an answer in the extensive ‘History’ section under ‘About Us’ of our website.
A lot of questions find an answer on our website or in our annual report, which is available on our ‘Investor Relations’ pages. We suggest all students to start with going through our web pages before using the ‘Contact Us’ tool. It is Agfa-Gevaert’s policy to focus on students whose paper is closely linked to the activities of one of our business groups. If your paper meets that requirement and if the answer you are looking for is not on our web pages, please use the ‘Contact Us’ forms on one of our business groups’ websites.
Students who are interested in R&D and engineering and would like to apply for an internship at Agfa, should take a look at the ‘Internships’ pages of our website (Career – Internships). There you will find the application forms as well as a number of criteria applicants should meet.
Agfa is already supporting a number of projects and organizations. Agfa will only support a limited amount of additional projects, closely linked to the activities of our business groups. If you think your project would qualify for Agfa sponsorship, you can send your proposal using the ‘Contact Us’ pages on the websites of our business groups.
Agfa-Gevaert sold its worldwide “Consumer Imaging” business group in 2004 to the AgfaPhoto group of companies (not affiliated with Agfa-Gevaert). In connection with that sale, a Trademark License Agreement, dated November 2, 2004, was entered into between Agfa-Gevaert NV and Agfa-Gevaert NV & Co. KG, as Licensors, and AgfaPhoto Holding GmbH, as Licensee, giving AgfaPhoto Holding GmbH, a German company having its registered office in Cologne, Germany, the right to use and to sublicense the trademark “AgfaPhoto” for products having a photographic application, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Trademark License Agreement. Agfa-Gevaert declines any liability whatsoever with respect to or in connection with any “AgfaPhoto”-product. Agfa-Gevaert does not manufacture, market, distribute or sell any “AgfaPhoto”-products. Agfa-Gevaert does not provide any service, any support or any product warranty with respect to any “AgfaPhoto”-product. Any request for support or information regarding “AgfaPhoto”-products should be addressed to AgfaPhoto Holding GmbH, www.agfaphoto.com
Agfa-Gevaert has sold its Consumer Imaging division to the independent German company AgfaPhoto in November 2004. We are therefore unable to help you with your question. We advise you to address your question to AgfaPhoto via their website (www.agfaphoto.com).
Agfa discontinued its consumer scanner product line (SnapScan, DuoScan, Arcus), as well as its digital camera product line (ePhoto, StudioCam) in September 2001. Therefore, we are no longer able to provide any support. Agfa does not keep digital cameras or scanners, nor spare parts for these products, in its stock. A number of companies (such as VueScan) offer drivers that should allow older scanners to work with recent operating systems.
Agfa-Gevaert has sold its Consumer Imaging division in 2004 and we no longer have data on antique cameras and other photo equipment in our archives. We recently donated our collection of historic cameras to the Fotomuseum in Antwerp (Belgium) (www.fotomuseum.be). A lot of information about Agfa’s old cameras is also available on the internet (e.g. http://www.agfatheo.nl). Details on all Agfa cameras can be found in the book “Agfa, geschichte eines deutschen Weltunternehmens von 1867 bis 1997”, written by G. Kadlubek and R. Hillebrand.