Hypernics Hyperjet UV-F2515, Hypernics Hyperjet UV-FR2513 UV-curable Flatbed 

Hypernics used to have a nice web site with a friendly hello from CEO Chul Sik Oc. He introduces his UV Curable Inkjet printer Hyperjet UV-F2515, Hypernics Hyperjet UV-FR2513.

They were scheduled to be at SGIA 2003, but we missed them somehow. I do not have a mention of them in our FLAAR Report on SGIA 2003. But at a large trade show it is possible to miss one printer. Or it may have been in a booth of another name. Or sometimes companies simply cancel at the last minute.

We did not see them at SGIA 2004 either; nor did Azero Creon have a major booth in October 2004 (at least not with their UV printer).

Now the Hypernics.com website seems to have disappeared. All the links to Hypernics that were on Google have disappeared. So it seems that Hypernics itself has disappeared too. This is unfortunately because their Azero Creon printers looked so nice and their US distributor worked so hard to establish themselves.

But several of the capable engineers who worked at Hypernics have now formed their own company, IP&I. Their new printer is the IP&I Cube 260.

Dilli / D.G.I., elsewhere in Korea, appears alive and well. Fortunately other Korean UV-curable inkjet printer manufacturers are doing just fine indeed there are now several more Korean companies producing UV-curable flatbed printers: these are all itemized in a new and updated FLAAR Report on Korean UV printer manufacturers.

A separate publication covers UV printers designed and manufactured in Taiwan, indeed I went to Taiwan to inspect the main manufacturer recently.

An additional publication lists and discusses all known Chinese manufacturers of UV printers and includes information from the factories of two of them that I visited. You won't find this level of documentation anywhere else in this industry.

We also cover the following UV printers on various FLAAR websites:

• ColorSpan 72uvx 
• Durst Rho 600
• Eastech
• Gandinnovations Jeti UV
• Gerber Solara UV2
• Inca Columbia
• Leggett & Platt Virtu
• Neolt
• Oce
• Vutek
• Zund 215 

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