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Installation News


Agfa makes buying decision easy for Imagink


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aidstone-based Imagink has purchased an Agfa Jeti Tauro H3300 UHS


high speed print engine, making them Agfa’s latest new customer. The arrival of the new Agfa Jeti Tauro machine was instigated following the printer’s relocation to a 14,000sq ft premises. The new printer replaced an eight-year-old Durst print machine. Mike Saunders, owner of Imagink, said: “Our previous printer had served us well, but it was getting old, and we needed a machine with greater speed and capacity to meet the demands of our growing business and enable us to quote for work we had previously turned away.” The Agfa Jeti Tauro H3300 is a UV LED wide format inkjet printer designed for both rigid and flexible media. These heavy-duty printers are capable of handling extreme workloads, supporting multiple shifts, and


operating continuously 24/7. Featuring rapid UV LED curing technology and utilising low ink consumption with GREENGUARD- certified inks, the printers provide energy savings, cost efficiency, and ecological


benefits, helping print businesses reduce their carbon footprints. The UHS model within the Imagink


range offers six colours, along with white and primer, and is equipped with eight rows of print heads. This is the latest model of the Tauro series, which now features the newly introduced Flex Roll to Roll system.


The Agfa Jeti Tauro was installed on


November 18, and according to Mr Saunders the smooth and straightforward purchasing process provided by the Agfa team was key to making the sale. Agfa is on track for sales of £3.4 million this year, which marks a significant increase compared to last year.


Solent Design Studio expands Canon fleet to break into new markets S


olent Design Studio has invested in Canon’s imagePRESS V1350, varioPRINT 6180 TITAN and Colorado M3W to break into the wide format market and unlock further growth, all while saving costs. By upgrading to Canon’s imagePRESS V1350 and varioPRINT 6180 TITAN, Solent Design is now able to offer new services on a more diverse range of media, which has tripled its click


rate and brought in new demand. Looking to generate new streams of


revenue, Solent Design has also invested in Canon’s Colorado M3W. This has


enabled the business to enter the wide format market, opening up entirely new opportunities in sectors. By producing stunning solid colours without banding on wide format applications, the Colorado M3W was the ideal machine to upgrade its offering for road-side banners and signage. With functional roll-change capabilities, they can switch easily between jobs on the Colorado M3W and increase productivity.


Solent Design Studio’s Colorado M3W


Mike Saunders from Imagink with James Argent from Agfa


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