Article courtesy of Sprinter.
Currie Group business unit manager – sign and display, Paul Whitehead, was one of the first people to experience the new EFI VUTEk M3 hybrid printer unveiled at Printing United in Las Vegas this week.
The VUTEk M3h is a 3.2m hybrid flatbed/roll-fed LED printer designed for print providers looking to make the move to higher-volume, production-level printing.
It is designed for print providers looking to make the move to higher-volume, production-level printing to reduce costs, increase margins, turn jobs faster, and differentiate their offerings with new substrates and/or applications at a lower cost.
Whitehead said the press is a “very exciting addition” to the Currie Group sign and display portfolio, and that the VUTEk M3h is well suited to the local market.
“It is perfect for the Australia and New Zealand market. It is a mid-range unit with features such as 40 boards an hour and a new inkset. Come talk to us to learn more about it,” he said.
EFI also exhibited the VUTEk Q3h XP printer at its booth.
This high-speed hybrid flatbed/roll-fed LED printer aims to offer exceptional imaging quality, flexible production-level throughput, and advanced media handling and automation options, making it a perfect solution for businesses looking to address current labour challenges and cost-reduction initiatives.
Several of EFI’s preferred partners also exhibited EFI wide format printers in their booths, including the new EFI Pro 16h+ hybrid LED printer and EFI Pro 30f+ flatbed LED printer, which aim to deliver high-quality imaging at production-level speeds and even more printing capabilities – all with a low total cost of ownership (TCO).
The EFI Pro+ printers, feature new high-performance EFI ProGraphics+ Series LEDcurable inks, raising the bar for entry-level, wide-format production-level printing.
“There’s plenty to see on the EFI stand at Printing United, and for those that can’t be here, please contact Currie Group and we’ll get back to you,” Whitehead added.
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