Océ has released the CS9200 series of roll fed printers in Australia, which are designed to offer signage and industrial digital print providers high quality output at fast speeds, according to the company.
The 165cm wide Océ CS9265 and the 224cm wide Océ CS9290 printers become available this month and will be demonstrated at the Visual Impact Expo in Sydney October 30 to November 1.
Océ says through the use of specially designed high speed, low solvent inks supporting its high speeds, the Océ CS9200 series produces outdoor signage, banners, vehicle graphics, exhibition displays, window graphics and similar signage with a durability of up to three years.
Adrian Morris, display graphics/imaging supplies product manager for Océ Australia says the series offers high capacity and improved quality on an industrial level, enabling clients to greatly expand their productivity through faster throughput.
Morris says, “Additionally there are savings on consumables through use of a bulk ink system supplying a litre of ink per each of the four colours.”
The new series also takes on board the newest Océ wide format innovations including Océ CS9200 Series Variadot imaging technology producing ink drops of varying size to deliver smoother gradients and finer details, and Océ Wave Stitching Plus.
Morris continues, “Océ Wave stitching prints in waves instead of straight lines, virtually eliminating horizontal lines known as banding and resulting in higher print quality.”
He says, “With each printer eight new micro-staggered print heads combine with the high speed low solvent inks to enable timely completion of big production jobs and rush jobs in production print mode.”
Both Océ CS9200 models are equipped with a winder/unwinder system, which the company says simplifies media loading and ensures a reliable feed. Bulk media rolls of up to 100kg are supported by the winder/unwinder system ensuring less roll changeover down time when printing long run jobs.
