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DYSS Lasco UV160, DYSS Lasco UV200 combo UV printer
The DYSS Lasco UV200 combo UV printer was introduced at SGIA ’07. This had previously been displayed at FESPA ’07, but virtually no UV printer specialist noticed it, heard about it, or asked about it (including myself). The DYSS Lasco UV160, DYSS Lasco UV200 combo UV printers were overlooked at FESPA because they were exhibited in the screen printing equipment hall.
Everyone who was working on wide-format digital inkjet printers was kept occupied every day in the large halls that were filled with digital printing equipment. I never had time to even enter the screen printing halls. That printing technique is gradually being supplemented by UV-curable flatbed printing, so not really anyone evaluates screen printing equipment any more.
DYSS is a company name known to most people in the screen printing industry, so here they will have a ready market, to some degree.
The problem is that everyone else, from solvent ink sign printing market, these thousands of printshop owners have never heard of DYSS. Since IP&I, Dilli, and Keundo are already brand names known to digital print shops, and as I have visited the IP&I factory and thus know their CUBE 260 and CUBE 1606 printers inside out, FLAAR naturally has more information available on IP&I Cube printers.
If it becomes possible to visit the DYSS company in Korea, then we can do an evaluation of their printers in the future. There is not time or space at a trade show to undertake a review of a complex UV-curable flatbed inkjet printer. FLAAR does all its tests at the factory, main demo room, or during site-visit case studies of printshops that own the respective UV printer.
The spec sheet and brochure were nicely done, and provide abundant specs (better than the half-million dollar L&P Virtu HD8 printer, which has the most incomplete spec sheets of any UV printer in the world).
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| These printers will be re-reviewed as soon as they are available under their new names, HP-Scitex 910, HP Designjet H35100, and HP Designjet H45100, and the new FLAAR Reports will focus on their new features and their new HP Designjet names. |
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First posted March 17, 2008.
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Dilli NeoPlus |
| HP Scitex XP5100 and HP Scitex XP5300 |
| HP Scitex XP2100 and HP Scitex XP2700 |
| HP Scitex FB6100 |
| L&P Spuhl RS |
| Sun FastJet |
| RIP Software |
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| Caldera RIP software |
Interesting inks & Alternative Inks |
HP latex ink |
UV-Curable ink, OEM (in preparation) |
UV-Curable, third-party ink |
| Encres Dubuit (others in preparation) |
Fine Art Photography Giclee & Proofing (on other FLAAR sites)
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Epson 4880 |
Epson 7880 |
Epson 9880 |
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Most of our updates for 2008 onward are in FLAAR Reports in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. It is more efficient for us to make new information available in PDF format. So if the web page itself is not updated, check out www.wide-format-printers.NET to see if the printer, RIP, or other subject is covered in an update in a PDF download.
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