Durst is known across multiple segments as a manufacturer of
high quality, high performance printing machines. Maximum productivity and
optimum print quality are clear USPs of Durst printing systems, and industrial
production is their area of application. But what good is the best printing
machine without solutions for achieving true efficiency? This is why we work
together with leading software suppliers such as Caldera to develop custom
tailored solutions which enable the optimisation of work processes and
guarantee maximum output. Digital printing in industrial applications offers
many advantages over traditional methods, however it should be noted that this
comes hand in hand with greater pre-press requirements.
Digital colour management, skilled data processing and
retrieval and material handling must be mastered. Not all of our customers have
experience with classical printing methods, so they cannot all simply adapt
knowledge from old to new in a short amount of time. This is why our customers'
machine operators are intensively trained in the use of Durst printing machines
by our service technicians, and their specific processes are analysed and
adapted accordingly. At the same time, we are continuing development of Durst
printing systems and offer additional potential for optimisation, such as
variable data printing and enhanced media flexibility. With additional
interfaces for refinement and final processing, we also aim to offer a high
degree of production automation and the integration of our systems into
existing production lines. Here, the degree of integration can even cover
connection to management information and ERP systems. This makes it possible,
for example, to precisely determine the production costs and profit of each
order and to establish an end to end workflow from order acceptance to
production to invoicing and post processing. For this type of challenge, Durst
is also able to meet customers' service needs thanks to partners like PrePress
digital, which offers complete system integration enabling Durst printing
systems to become an elemental part of the business processes. Today, we offer
more than just the best digital printing machines. We offer solutions which
provide customers with clear competitive advantages extending beyond mere
printing processes.
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"Gradual flow print technology" with Rho 1300-series printers
Thanks to gradual flow print technology, the new Rho 1300-series printers are able to achieve top-quality print results at incredible speeds to the amazement our demo-center visitors. Especially when using Rho POP 30DM inks, the high-gloss quality prints created are unsurpassed.
A 1,300 mm-deep print carriage outfitted with 80 Durst Quadro Array M print heads which can spray 50,000 ink droplets per second from 81,920 nozzles are what make this level of performance possible.
Up until now, Durst flatbed images were constructed using a scanning mode. This means that the prints were created progressively, line-by-line. Figure 1 shows how colour was applied line-by-line from 25% to 100% during printing."Gradual flow print technology" with Rho 1300-series printers
Thanks to gradual flow print technology, the new Rho 1300-series printers are able to achieve top-quality print results at incredible speeds to the amazement our demo-center visitors. Especially when using Rho POP 30DM inks, the high-gloss quality prints created are unsurpassed.
A 1,300 mm-deep print carriage outfitted with 80 Durst Quadro Array M print heads which can spray 50,000 ink droplets per second from 81,920 nozzles are what make this level of performance possible.
Up until now, Durst flatbed images were constructed using a scanning mode. This means that the prints were created progressively, line-by-line. Figure 1 shows how colour was applied line-by-line from 25% to 100% during printing.
Fig. 1
Using the new gradual flow print technology, images are printed simultaneously across the entire print surface over a maximum sheet size of 2,500 x 1,250 mm instead of the line-by-line method used previously. Figure 2 shows image construction in three stages across the entire surface.
Fig. 2
Samples printed using Durst Rho POP 30DM UV inks can achieve a high level of gloss. The ink, which is now applied across the entire height of the material, does not need to be hardened with the UV lamps immediately. Hardening can now be done after the final application of colour. This enables the droplets to trickle off, which results in a very glossy effect as shown in Figure 3.
For More Information Please Contact:
CENTRIX INNOVATIONS
999 Bedford Avenue
North Kansas City, MO 64116
Phone: (816) 421-0915
Fax: (816) 221-7070
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