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Durst Soft-Signage Printer

The 72-in.-wide, Rhotex 180 TR dye-sublimation printer

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9 years ago

April 13, 2015

Signs of the Times May 2015 Issue

Durst Soft-Signage Printer
Durst (Rochester, NY) is introducing its 72-in.-wide, Rhotex 180 TR dye-sublimation printer for producing soft-signage, POP, tradeshow graphics and other textile imaging; the direct-to-transfer printer comprises Durst’s patented, QuadroZ™ printheads that employ water-based, VOC and odor-free inks.
(585) 486-0340; www.durstus.com

Durst, an Austrian company, sells large-format printers worldwide; it’s machine quality is legendary. Several years back, the company expanded its fabric print products and now offers three fabric printers. The Rhotex 180TR direct-to-transfer printer, pictured here, is its entry-level machine. Ascending, is the Durst Rhotex 322-4C and Durst Rhotex US-4C. Be sure to study these three if you’re interested in production-scale fabric printing.

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