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The DirectJet Printer
‘WOW that’s fantastic’ is a great reaction to get from
any customer and with a DirectJet printer there’s a
very good chance that you’ll hear that day after day!
The reason? The DirectJet is a high quality and totally unique printer!
What makes it unique? – Well it’s a combination of things really, not the
least of which is its ability to print a pretty good white and full colour onto
virtually any substrate without any need for surface pre-treatment.
DirectJet printers come in three sizes 609mm x 330mm, 355mm x
330mm and 225mm x 330mm all offering the same fantastic resolution
up to 5600 dpi. This means that you can get high quality small text and
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altogether on one piece of material.
So, what are you going to use the DirectJet for?
Making money would be a good place to start, you see the DJ will take
the place of short run screen printing for instance, we’ve proved the
economics of that many times. It’s also perfect for personalisation on
badges and business gifts and giveaways. Use the DJ to introduce colour
into internal signage or even for printing on golf balls!
Because you can print almost any surface the opportunities open
up before your eyes – print on wood and ceramic tiles and on glass and
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backed by our superlative service, the DirectJet printer will be a real
‘WOW’ for your business.
Tel: 0117 953 0800
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Web:
www.identify.co.uk
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£2,500, inclusive delivery and training
For second-hand equipment and the full range of
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