Installation News
Digital Plus invests in UK’s first limited-edition Agfa printer
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igital Plus is the first UK company to acquire the new limited edition Ciervo H3200 from
Agfa after seeing it in action at FESPA. Part of the Anapurna range, the wide-format hybrid printer is designed for sign and display and digital printers looking for a combination of versatility, productivity, and excellent print quality. With a print width up to 3.2m, UV LED curing, and a six-colour plus white ink set, this print engine is a perfect fit for a wide range of indoor and outdoor print applications. Agfa commissioned this highly
exclusive piece of hardware in celebration of 20 years of Anapurna printers and was featured at the global trade show with a unique design by Belgian street artist DZIA. Owen Russell, managing director,
said: “The Anapurna Ciervo offers us a performance upgrade in terms of speed,
L-R: Owen Russell, director, Digital Plus, Emma Plant, Agfa sales manager (North) – Inkjet, UK, and David Brisk, sales director, Digital Plus
productivity and its reduction in energy use, being LED-curing based. “It’s replacing one of our old machines, and the service and support from Agfa has been excellent. The team is really excited about the install, and with the DZIA design, it’s certainly going to stand
out in our press hall.” The Anapurna Ciervo is available in three width models – the H2050, H2500 and H3200 – providing printers with the ability to tackle a wide range of rigid and roll media for indoor and outdoor applications.
UK’s first Nyala 5 installed at Horizon
customer for the new Generation 5 Nyala. It has been installed to replace a dated Impala 3 and is now helping the company bolster its creative output to a demanding client base of technology brands and retailers. Opting for four colours with white,
The new swissQprint Nyala 5 at Horizon R etail design and brand
communications agency Horizon has become swissQprint’s first UK
varnish and neon yellow, the agency’s Nyala also incorporates a roll-to-roll option and prints on a wide range of substrates. Launched at the start of the year, the
Nyala 5 flatbed printer is on average up to 23% quicker and in certain quality
modes over 80% faster. The next generation machine can reach speeds of up to 253sq m/hr and matches the speed with quality, reliability and sustainability benefits. Director, Andrew Moss, said: “Most of our clients are tech brands and expect the very best. “Technology is always evolving, and the POS market must reflect this constant evolution. Innovation is key, and our new Nyala enables us to better produce exceptionally creative work.”
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