Hollanders’ ColorBooster 250 makes European debut
Hollanders Printing Systems has used this year’s FESPA Digital event as a platform for the European launch of its ColorBooster 250 digital textile printer
Wednesday, 21 May 2014 13:10 GMT
The ColorBooster 250 can be upgraded with additional features such as as dust and climate control and additional printheads
Designed to appeal to sign-makers and display producers wanting a modular machine that can be upgraded, the entry-level device is complemented by the ColorBooster 250 Carpet Edition, which itself has been configured to work with flooring materials.
The ColorBooster 250 is a 2.5m wide-format digital textile printer that incorporates many of the features built into the Hollanders 3.2m ColorBooster XL.
Capable of handling a wide range of polyester-based materials, the machine can also be configured to suit the production requirements of the users.
Upgrades include additional features such as dust and climate control and additional printheads for faster throughput.
We’re seeing increased levels of interest in all of our ColorBooster printers and finishing systems, and we’re sure our presence in the entry-level and mid-range markets will be welcomed by smaller companies who want a truly modular Hollanders machine”
Hollanders says that the ColorBooster 250 Carpet Edition is intended for users that require a digital device for producing durable floor coverings and has been engineered to work with heavy rolls.
Jacco Aartsen Tuijn, chief executive officer of Hollanders, comments: “The European launch of the ColorBooster 250 is an important move forward for Hollanders as it brings our printers within easy the reach of businesses wanting to move into high quality digital textile production without having to make a heavyweight investment.
“We’re seeing increased levels of interest in all of our ColorBooster printers and finishing systems, and we’re sure our presence in the entry-level and mid-range markets will be welcomed by smaller companies who want a truly modular Hollanders machine.”
