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Fujifilm Lifts Curtain on Two Wide-Format Printers

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June 11, 2021

Signs of the Times Staff

Fujifilm has introduced its Acuity Prime flatbed printer. | Credit: Fujifilm North America Corporation

FUJIFILM North America Corp., Graphic Systems Division (Hanover Park, IL) has introduced the Acuity Prime flatbed and Acuity Ultra R2 wide-format printers.

The Acuity Prime features an LED curing system which is air-cooled and requires a single-phase 25-amp supply.

A new ink system — Fujifilm Uvijet HM — has been designed to provide adhesion to a range of substrates while producing a wide color gamut. A new jetting primer augments adhesion for challenging substrates, eliminating the need for offline pre-treatment of substrates before printing.

The Acuity Ultra R2, available in 3.2 m and 5 m versions, offers design improvements upon its predecessor with the goal of boosting productivity.

The R2 features a contemporary, enclosed design that eliminates stray UV light, removing the need for a light curtain. It is designed with both maintenance and ink supply on the same side, giving operators more room to work when performing routine tasks. An external visual light also alerts operators of low ink levels.

For more information, visit fujifilmgraphics.com.

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