Impala – compact, versatile and speedy
The proven, compact, large format printer Impala now features the latest print head technology.
It is capable of printing 180 m²/h with unbeatable quality.
Are you a high-volume producer? Is perfectionism the norm for you and your clientele? Do you process many different kinds of substrate, including oversized jobs? Is space limited? Does roll stock feature on your agenda?
Impala. That is the name of the secret weapon for the graphic industry and industrial companies who place their bets on up-to-date digital direct printing. Universal and modular, the UV printer Impala is future-oriented and multi-talented when it comes to applications. It is robust, works with exceeding precision and delivers outstanding print quality – because Impala is thoroughly Swiss made.
Versatile and robust, Impala is a digital direct printing system that is expandable as required. For example, the standard CMYK may be supplemented by as many as five additional channels – including varnish, or primer for printing onto media that have traditionally resisted inkjet methods. In any case, the UV-hardening ink set adheres to highly diverse materials and does not crack even during trimming, which broadens the production portfolio to include numerous attractive applications.
Impala comes with a steplessly adjustable vacuum system that retains standard panels just as securely as heat-sensitive substrates and fabrics. The printing table, anodised for easy maintenance, can carry media as heavy as 400 kg. In contrast to this weighty muscle, printing is absolute high precision. The intelligent controller positions every droplet with micrometre exactitude.
Then take a look at Impala:
Maximum output is now 180 m²/h (beating the earlier 130 m²/h record). Don't just think of it as draft mode. We're talking production quality here.
There is hardly a material that Impala cannot handle. It even takes metal, glass, wood and stone in its stride, printing them all with the greatest precision.
Use the board option for producing formats up to 2.5 × 4 m. And when the job is done, just collapse the sturdy extension tables and slide them away into a corner. You still have a 2.5 × 1.6 metre flatbed.
Another module is the roll to roll option for stock up to 2.5 m wide. Setting up is a breeze, then the Impala will continue working reliably and report when the roll is done. To your mobile phone, if you want.
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