Digital Printing

Gandinnovations 1224 NanoJet2 Flatbed Printer

Produces photorealistic images and maintains production speeds.

Published

15 years ago

May 8, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times May 2009 Issue

Gandinnovations (San Antonio) is announcing the 1224 NanoJet2 flatbed printer, which uses 20, fourth-generation, Ricoh grayscale piezo-electric printheads to produce high- resolution images and maintain production speeds. Variable-dot sizes of 8 to 30 pl help balance speed and quality. The 4 x 8-ft. (1.5 x 2.4-meter) linear printing table and head-carriage system ensure accurate dot placement. The vacuum bed accommodates more than 73 qualified, rigid and flexible materials (up to 2 in. thick). The NanoJet2 can print on glass, acrylics, aluminum, wood, steel, Coroplast corrugated plastic, foamboard and styrene, plus others. The NanoJet2 uses four colors (CMYK) and on-demand white printing to minimize or eliminate color switch-out. GUV, the company’s new, UV ink, achieves vibrant images and background colors in the same printing pass on the NanoJet2

(210) 344.9566; www.gandinnovations.com

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