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Flora F 25UV, FUV2500, F2514SE, combo flatbed UV printer review

Flora FUV2500, F2514SE, ShenZhen Runtianzhi Image Technology Co Ltd
Front view printer Flora F2 514SE at ISA 2008.

This combo style UV printer has had different names at each trade show: first Flora FUV2500, F2514SE and at DRUPA ‘08 it was called the Flora 25UV. This is the printer that DuPont paid to develop; but then DuPont closed its UV printer division because of high costs of tech support for their other OEM rebranded Flora printers: the DuPont Cromaprint 22uv.

So ShenZhen Runtianzhi Image Technology Co. Ltd. inherited this printer. They showed the Flora FUV2500, F2514SE at ISA '08, looking for distributors for this model.

The Flora F1 180uv is distributed under the Raster Printers Daytona H700uv brand name.

The DuPont Cromaprint 18uv (made by Flora) is sold by LexJet as their Legend 72HUV.

We have no FLAAR Report on the Flora F 25UV, FUV2500, F2514SE because all reports from 2007 onward are done primarily in the manufacturer's demo room at their factory headquarters.

Samples printed by Flora F2 514SE

But there are plenty of FLAAR Reports on other combo style printers with moving transport belts: the Durst Rho 800 Presto and Rho 351R are based on an entire week at Durst factories and demo rooms in Europe.

FLAAR Reports on the NUR Expedio Revolution and NUR Expedio Inspiration UV printers are based on two intense trips to the NUR factory and headquarters in Israel: two days each visit.

FLAAR Reports on GCC StellarJet 250 are based on a week in Taiwan as well as inspecting this printer in the real-world at a printshop. A newer model combo printer is now available, the GCC StellarJet K100UV.

FLAAR Reports on IP&I are based on visiting IP&I for several days in Korea as well as doing a site-visit case study of their CUBE 260 printers in actual printshops. So we know how they really function in the real world.

FLAAR Reports on Dilli Titan M, Dilli Neo Plus, and Dilli Neo Venus printers are based on two days inspecting their R&D facilities and factory in Korea.

As soon as it is possible to visit the ShenZhen Runtianzhi Image Technology Co. Ltd. factory and headquarters we will issue reports on their printers. I have been to the Teckwin factory and we are frequently updating our reports on Teckwin UV printers as a result.

 

 

Most recently updated June 19, 2008 , after DRUPA.

First posted March 31, 2008.

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GCC 250UV
IP&I cube 260 UV
Durst Rho 351R
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Dill Neo Titan
Durst Rho 800
IP&I Cube 1606uv
Raster Printers H700UV
GCC CO2
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Sun NEO UV
Caldera RIP
Sun LLC
Consulting UV Manufacturers
Teckwin Teckstorm
DRUPA 08
HP Z3100 Ps GP
Consulting UV
Flatbed cutters
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consulting services
CRUSE Scanner
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HP latex ink
Eastech Magic ink
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HP Z2100
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UV factory visits
HP Z3100
Learning about UV printers
Printing doors
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Interesting inks &
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UV-Curable ink, OEM
(in preparation)
UV-Curable, third-party ink
Encres Dubuit
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