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Wide-Format Printers

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7 years ago

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March 5, 2018

By

Kelsey Johnson

Durst has announced the P5 250 HS wide-format printer for high-volume industrial production and one-offs. Features include a Durst Analytics information platform for preventative maintenance and detailed machine consumption data; print volume up to 2583 sq ft/hr in two-pass mode and 1200 dpi in high resolution mode; Durst Workflow suite; offset printing quality with a 5 pL drop size; touch-based interfaces; and remote service capabilities. This model is 70% more productive than the P10 250 HS, according to the company.

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