11.15.17
This week, at the InPrint Industrial Trade Show in Munch, Germany (November 14-16), Xaar is showcasing its four-color print capabilities as well as the numerous advantages of the new Xaar 5601 Thin Film Piezo Silicon MEMS printhead.
In addition, during the show, Xaar's Jason Remnant is presenting “Revolutionary inkjet technology to take on the Packaging industry." His presentation is covering how features and technologies, such as those in the Xaar 5601, will help drive further digital adoption in the packaging industry.
Visitors to the Xaar stand (# 514, Hall A6) can see full A4 CMYK color print samples produced by eight Xaar 5601 printheads. “As we get ready for the full commercialization of such a significant new printhead platform, there are a number of key milestones we have had to pass. We are keen to showcase at InPrint 2017 the four color print samples produced by the Xaar 5601 so that interested parties can see for themselves its exceptionally high resolution print quality. We’re also here to talk about the development of the ecosystem which surrounds the Xaar 5601, which includes the drive electronics and ink supply system which are necessary to ensure OEMs get the most out of the new technology.”
In development for 7 years and with over £31m invested its research and development, the Xaar 5601 incorporates a number of innovative technologies. Using Xaar's new Thin Film Piezo Silicon MEMS technology, the Xaar 5601 is very high resolution with over 5600 nozzles, capable of jetting up to 8 liters of fluid per hour. New innovations such as AcuDrp Technology allow complete control over greyscale drop ejection for perfect image quality. In addition, the Xaar 5601 incorporates TF Technology to maximize production up time, print quality and lifetime. In addition, with the unique Z profile, multiple printheads can fit closely together for an exceptionally compact print zone, accurate drop placement between colors and reduced costs associated with accurate media control and positioning. This new printhead is optimized for aqueous inks and provides excellent suitability for other low viscosity fluids. Its small drop and outstanding performance make it ideal for textiles, laminates, commercial print, packaging and many more applications.
In addition, during the show, Xaar's Jason Remnant is presenting “Revolutionary inkjet technology to take on the Packaging industry." His presentation is covering how features and technologies, such as those in the Xaar 5601, will help drive further digital adoption in the packaging industry.
Visitors to the Xaar stand (# 514, Hall A6) can see full A4 CMYK color print samples produced by eight Xaar 5601 printheads. “As we get ready for the full commercialization of such a significant new printhead platform, there are a number of key milestones we have had to pass. We are keen to showcase at InPrint 2017 the four color print samples produced by the Xaar 5601 so that interested parties can see for themselves its exceptionally high resolution print quality. We’re also here to talk about the development of the ecosystem which surrounds the Xaar 5601, which includes the drive electronics and ink supply system which are necessary to ensure OEMs get the most out of the new technology.”
In development for 7 years and with over £31m invested its research and development, the Xaar 5601 incorporates a number of innovative technologies. Using Xaar's new Thin Film Piezo Silicon MEMS technology, the Xaar 5601 is very high resolution with over 5600 nozzles, capable of jetting up to 8 liters of fluid per hour. New innovations such as AcuDrp Technology allow complete control over greyscale drop ejection for perfect image quality. In addition, the Xaar 5601 incorporates TF Technology to maximize production up time, print quality and lifetime. In addition, with the unique Z profile, multiple printheads can fit closely together for an exceptionally compact print zone, accurate drop placement between colors and reduced costs associated with accurate media control and positioning. This new printhead is optimized for aqueous inks and provides excellent suitability for other low viscosity fluids. Its small drop and outstanding performance make it ideal for textiles, laminates, commercial print, packaging and many more applications.
