Xaar Versatex Print Engine & Nitrox Elite GS3 to Debut at InPrint

Xaar Versatex

Xaar is launching its new Versatex ‘out-of-the-box’ print engine and the latest Nitrox Elite GS3 printhead at this year’s InPrint exhibition in Munich, Germany March, 15-17.

Both exciting new developments will be on show in Hall A4, booth 2710, further establishing Xaar as industry leaders in unlocking the versatility and capability of digital inkjet in today’s manufacturing processes.

The Xaar Versatex provides users who have limited inkjet experience with the ability to fast track the digital inkjet development and integration process, allowing a speedy, cost-effective, and agile way for manufacturers to explore new potential applications.

Comprising a fully integrated datapath, ink supply system, and supporting a large array of printheads from the ImagineX platform, the Xaar Versatex is a versatile, user-friendly, and ready-to-go solution. It is available as both an evaluation kit, and a larger print engine and can be configured with multiple printheads up to 420mm in width.

Alongside the Xaar Versatex, the Nitrox Elite GS3 printhead will be shown for the first time. The small drop variant printhead is the newest member of the Xaar Nitrox family and delivers improved print uniformity and drop placement, creating high-definition image resolutions for smoother skin tones, gradients, and colors. This makes the Nitrox Elite GS3 ideal for label and graphic applications as well as enabling fine details and features for functional fluid applications, such as PCB printing.

Graham Tweedale, COO at Xaar said, “We are delighted to be demonstrating our latest developments at InPrint, the leading show for emerging printing and industrial manufacturing.

“By providing our customers with the latest inkjet printheads, technologies and infrastructure – available all under one roof – Xaar is helping customers address their latest application requirements and seize their inkjet opportunity.”

Source: Xaar

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