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Inca introduces the Spyder 320 Q.

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17 years ago

January 22, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times January 2008 Issue

Inca (Cambridge, England) has announced the Spyder 320 Q wide-format UV press, which sports a new printhead exclusive to Inca, which allows for a 10-picoliter drop size at production speeds up to 448 sq. ft./hr. It can print on substrates up to 1.2 in. thick and has a 126 x 63-in. image area. The Spyder 320 Q can print readable text as small as 4 pt.

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