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print various types of roll media including banners and window films to rigid material including glass and up to 50mm thick. Ideal for businesses seeking high-quality, cost-effective printing solutions, it offers resolutions up to 1440dpi and speeds up to 177sq m/hr.
Visitors could also explore the new JETRIX LXa8 LED UV true
flatbed printer, a 3.2m wide flatbed capable of speeds over 230sq m/hr delivering professional-grade results. This model combines speed, reliability, and the superior engineering JETRIX is known for.
In addition to these two exciting launches, InkTec also TrueVIS XP-640
Setting new benchmarks Moving further into the hall visitors could find Roland DG and on this stand the launch of the TrueVIS XP-640. The XP-640 is the newest addition to Roland DG’s flagship large-format printer series. According to the manufacturer, this printer doesn’t just keep pace it sets new benchmarks. Featuring cutting-edge dual staggered print heads, the XP-640 is available in two different ink configurations giving potential owners the choice of stunning speeds or stunning quality. A long side orange and green inks, a newly added vibrant red ink expands the colour gamut, delivering unparalleled accuracy for raster images, spot colours and much more. Visitors were also able to view this printer in action on the Quality Print Services stand.
A new chapter In the top lefthand corner of Sign & Digital UK, visitors could discover a new chapter beginning on the InkTec stand with the unveiling of the new JETRIX XAR320 hybrid printer. This cutting-edge hybrid printer combines flatbed and 3.2m roll-to-roll functionality, designed to redefine speed, quality, and versatility.
showcased its efficient DTF, UV-DTF solutions, and compact UV flatbed printers. From the DTF-T652 printer, powder shaker and oven, the 60cm UV-S604 UV-DTF printer, the UV3040 desktop, multifunctional printer and the brand new UV6090 flatbed printer, equipped with AI Smart Scanner and a myriad of other features. These solutions meet a range of printing needs while maximising productivity. Moving back towards the centre of the hall, first time exhibitor China Print Supplies was busy introducing visitors to the SinoColor range of UV, textile and DTF printers. Taking centre stage on the stand was the SinoColor FB-2513s UV flatbed printer. With the capability to print onto thick substrates, it offers the ability to produce a diverse range of prints for both indoor and outdoor use. FB-2513S UV flatbed printers are ideal for applications such as backlit displays and signage, signs and posters, interior décor, glass and metal decorative panels and more. According to the supplier, visitors were blown away by its speed, quality and vibrant print output. Experiencing the printer in person was a gamechanger for some.
SinoColor FB-2513s UV flatbed printer JETRIX XAR320 hybrid printer
Powered by advanced Konica Minolta New Advance KM series print heads the XAR320-Hybrid delivers unmatched precision and speed – 1.5x faster than traditional single-head printers. Visitors could witness the printer’s seamless high-speed printing and images free of banding. This UV-LED inkjet printer will
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Also turning heads on the stand with its stunning quality and prints was the SinoColor FB-0906 UV flatbed printer. With the capability to print onto rigid substrates, it offers the ability to produce a diverse range of prints for both indoor and outdoor use. FB-0906 UV flatbed printers are ideal for applications such as backlit displays and signage, signs and posters, interior décor, glass and metal decorative panels, promotion products, gift products, and more. This is just a quick overview of the various printers that were launched, debuted and demonstrated live at Sign & Digital UK in February. It really is great to see the manufacturers and suppliers coming out in force and continue to use the exhibition as the place to introduce their cutting-edge equipment and sign making solutions to the market.
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