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QPS Print invests in Fujifilm Acuity Prime to boost production speed and unlock new growth opportunities
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PS Print has installed a Fujifilm Acuity Prime flatbed printer to expand its production
capabilities and take on higher volume work. The Acuity Prime has already delivered major gains in speed and productivity. Despite having the same bed size as previous machines, the uplift in performance has enabled QPS Print to take on longer print runs that were previously unfeasible due to time constraints or cost. Jamie Copeland, managing director, QPS Print, said: “The Acuity Prime
offers a significant uplift in productivity over our older machines; the speed and capacity were the biggest drivers for us. The additional throughput allows us to remain competitive and deliver on larger jobs that we could not do previously. The Acuity Prime has also helped us become more efficient in production – partly due to the efficiency of LED curing lamps.” With the improved speed and capacity, the new Acuity Prime has allowed QPS Print to target nationwide opportunities, and as such the PSP is considering replacing its older models. Mr Copeland added: “For the speed
and cost in use, the Acuity Prime is an exceptional machine. There’s every chance we’ll look to upgrade in the near future with additional Fujifilm machines.”
HP Latex 830W installed by NTI Diatec LFP L
NTI Diatec LFP has installed a new HP Latex 830W at its showroom
PressOn invests in Fujifilm’s Acuity Ultra Hybrid LED to boost speed, reliability, and versatility
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ent-based PressOn has become the latest UK print business to invest in Fujifilm’s Acuity Ultra Hybrid LED.
The machine was installed in June and is already delivering significant improvements in speed, quality, and
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arge-format printer NTI Diatec LFP has installed a new HP Latex 830W, allowing professionals to view live demonstrations using the machine. Installed at its Kilcarbery site in Dublin,
allowing the first opportunity for print and related businesses in the country to see the printer up close. It runs at a top speed of 36m sq/hr in outdoor mode and can process media up to 1.53m wide and run rolls weighing up to 55kg.
It also includes a white ink option, opening opportunities for new work and markets. The 830W makes use of HP’s Latex inks, a water-based range that is more
media versatility, while supporting the company’s long-standing commitment to sustainable production. Andy Wilson, managing director, PressOn,
said: “Large-format digital printing is at the core of what we do, and we’ve deliberately always stayed broad in our offering. That diversity makes us more agile and resilient, especially in today’s fast-moving market.” The Acuity Ultra Hybrid LED uses
Fujifilm’s high-performance Uvijet UH inks, developed and manufactured in the UK. This local supply chain brings both sustainability and logistical advantages, eliminating risks around tariffs, currency
environmentally friendly while still delivering needed quality. Andrew Dunne, print division manager at NTI Diatec, said: “By demonstrating the HP Latex 830W, we aim to highlight our commitment to innovation and sustainability in the printing industry. “A demonstration can be booked at the NTI Diatec website where customers can experience the benefits of the new HP Latex printers for themselves.” As a fully accredited and certified
HP partner, NTI Diatec also provides top-tier service and support, as well as consumables including HP Latex inks and approved media supplies, with next-day delivery available throughout Ireland.
fluctuations and overseas shipping. The investment also supports PressOn’s commitment to creating a healthier, more sustainable working environment. In the short time since installation, the printer has already helped the business to increase production capacity, take on new work and approach potential new customers with renewed confidence.
PressOn has invested in Fujifilm’s Acuity Ultra Hybrid LED
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