The GS3250LX features "cool cure" technology which allows for a much lower UV cure temperature and the ability to handle a much broader substrate range.
The 3.2m machine prints direct to substrate up to a resolution of 1,000dpi and features white ink printing capabilities. In eight-colour plus white operation, the machine can output at 111m2/hour.
Scott Schinlever, senior vice-president and general manager of EFI Vutek and Rastek, said: "Not only does it expand what is possible in terms of substrates and applications, but it also delivers a significantly lower cost of ownership."
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