Wide Format Printers

- Solvent Ink Flatbeds

ColorSpan 98SI

ColorSpan 72s & 72si

DGI Rex VistaJet

DuPont Cromaprint 25s

Flex-Europa E-Jet G

Flora

Grandinnovations Jeti3.3

Infiniti FY-6250

JHF Vista

Keundo Supra

Mimaki JV3

Mutoh Biojet

Mutoh Toucan

Mutoh Falcon Outdoor

Mutoh Spitfire

Solvent Ink or Oil based Printers

Solvent Ink Wide Format Printers

Splash of Color SolventJET

TechnoPlot SolventJet

Teckwin

Yishan Digital Technology

VUTEk 3360

Wit-Color

- Eco-Solvent Printers

AGFA GrandSherpa

Epson Stylus Pro GS6000

Gerber Jetster

Kimoto Philyrassystem

Mutoh Phoenix

Mutoh Rockhopper

Mutoh Toucan LT Eco-Solvent Printer

Roland SolJet

Comparing Roland eco-solvent VersaCamm with Mutoh eco-solvent Junior, Mutoh mild-solvent

- Mild-Solvent

Seiko ColorPainter 100s

HP 8000

HP 9000

Roland AJ1000

Xerox 8265, Xerox 8290 eco-solvent printers

- Bio-Solvent

Mutho Osprey 2.6

Vutek UltraVu 260

After-Market Ink
RIPs
Media and Inks
Equipment
Scanners
Signs, Poster and Banners
Training & Books
Trade Shows
Lamination

Led lamps of Uv -curing
Led lamps for UV-curing
Evaluation of Printers and Workflow for Fine Art Glic

 

 

HP DesignJet 800 and HP 800 PS

At last you can have a single printer which renders CAD and GIS, with photo-realistic quality. 2400 dpi on photo glossy paper is the technological accomplishment for the HP DesignJet 800 and HP 800 ps, the new generation of color inkjet plotters from Hewlett-Packard. Now you can do CAD, GIS, and computer generated drawings at photo-realistic quality. If your competitors are using an older Encad, Canon, or even an older HP 430, HP 750, you can win the competition based on the eye-catching quality of the 2400 dpi from the HP 800ps.

Hp DesignJet 800 and HP 800 ps large format color printers

Many people have e-mail ed us at FLAAR asking for our reviews on these printers. We therefore went to inspect them in greater detail during five days of the Photokina tradeshow in Cologne, Germany. We liked what we saw so ordered an HP 800ps for the FLAAR evaluation facility at Bowling Green State University . The university’s architectural department makes use of the printer and we in turn make use of their experiences and opinions of it in our reports.

Many architects, engineers and other professionals who work with monochrome drawings are still using xerographic copiers , such as Xerox, or other traditional reprographic equipment like Dietzgen, Ozalid, Minolta, Mita, 3M, OCE, Shacoh, and Bruning. Since many people wish to continue with monochrome technology we will be adding reviews of this kind of printer.

If you need information on Wasatch SoftRIP for an HP or Enca d thermal printer s contact Jonathan Knecht , toll free tel.: (888) BIG-COLR, e-mail colorguru@colordna.com.

We at FLAAR only recommend HP dealers whom we know, and whom we trust. ColorDNA can provide HP printers nationwide. They specialize in HP DesignJet printers for signage, CAD, GIS, photos, and general applications. For additional information e-mail colorguru@colordna.com.

For further information on the differences between the Mimaki and HP printers contact ken@scarabgraphics.com . They handle Canon, HP, Mimaki, and Lyson Tiara solvent ink printers.

*Note: If you are in Canada or outside the United States please contact your local national dealer. Most resellers in the United States do not sell overseas or outside the continental mainland.

 

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