Two new LED models from swissQprint

The recent FESPA 2017 in Hambur saw swissQprint introducing Impala LED and Nyala LED printers. With a mechanically-perfected foundation, these models operate with even greater precision than their predecessors. LED curing makes the systems hugely versatile, highly profitable and environmentally friendly. LED curing is claimed to significantly reduce power consumption. Less heat build-up in turn increases the variety of materials that can be printed, enabling new applications. The lamp system in the printers is maintenance-free, so consumables and downtimes for maintenance are no longer necessary.

There is a series of mechanical improvements in Impala LED and Nyala LED. Two out of the improvements: the beam architecture has been reworked for even better stability, and swissQprint has ensured that the flatbed is indeed perfectly flat over its entire surface of 3.2 x 2 m with Nyala LED and 2.5 x 2 m with Impala LED. All those points combine to create ideal conditions for pinpoint-precise droplet placement and a homogeneous print image, while maintaining the usual high productivity: Nyala LED achieves a maximum of 206 square metres per hour, while Impala LED achieves 180 sq m. Impala LED and Nyala LED are real flatbed printers, expandable with options as required.