Digital Printing

Seiko Mild-Solvent Inkjet Printer

The seven-color option offers gray inks for smoother, color-print gradations

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11 years ago

August 15, 2013

Steve Aust Signs of the Times October 2013 Issue

Seiko Instruments (Escondido, CA) is announcing its 64-in.-wide, mild-solvent, high-speed ColorPainter M-64s inkjet printer that images in six (or seven) colors at speeds up to 716 sq. ft./hr. Features include low-odor, high-speed SX inks; the seven-color option offers gray ink, which provides smoother, color-print gradations and improved monochrome printing.
Other features comprise an Onyx RIP Center (SIIT edition); smart-pass technology 4; smart-nozzle mapping 2; dynamic-dot print technology and an improved media-takeup unit. Additionally, a remote-communication function can alert an operator by email or Twitter.
(800) 688-0817; www.seikoinstruments.com

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