Large-format kit manufacturer, swissQprint, will exhibit a full line-up of its products at drupa 2024.
With the exhibition not having taken place for eight years, swissQprint will demonstrate the many developments in terms of hardware and applications that have happened over this time.
The manufacturer’s new high-end flatbed printer, the Kudu is built on a newly designed mechanical foundation and swissQprint says it has seen a “meteoric rise” in the first year since its launch.
SwissQprint’s roll-to-roll model, the Karibu 2 can handle applications such as relief, neon, and varnish, and also features a patented Tip Switch Vacuum and integrated Mesh Kit.
Now in their fourth generation, swissQprint’s original models, the Oryx, Impala, and Nyala, all feature a modular design. The Nyala has been Europe’s most popular printer in its class for the past nine years.
“SwissQprint users gain a competitive edge in several respects,” the company says, adding: “Firstly in terms of print quality, secondly in terms of speed and adherence to deadlines in result of the machines’ reliability, and thirdly on account of their capability in out-of-the-ordinary applications.
“These include neon and texture prints, 3D visual effects, multi-layer prints with 100% registration accuracy, and many more. Plenty of inspiring examples will be displayed in an application gallery on the swissQprint stand.”
In addition to its full product line-up, swissQprint’s team, six subsidiaries, and global partner network will be on hand across the ten-day event.
Drupa 2024 will take place from May 28th to June 7th in the Dusseldorf Exhibition Centre, Germany.