The Cambridge-based company has launched the Spyder 320 Q Fine Quality digital UV flatbed printer for the high-end and ‘closely viewed’ markets. It also plans to launch the enhanced Columbia Turbo machine, which uses a new formulation of Fujifilm Sericol inks.

Capable of speeds of 37sqm per hour, the Spyder 320 features a new printhead designed to deliver a fine resolution 10-picolitre drop.

Inca Digital managing director Bill Baxter said: “The new Spyder machine allows even smaller format work to be effectively tiled up with small drops delivering excellent reversed text and quality prints.”

The enhanced Columbia Turbo includes a mid-speed print mode that delivers “high-quality” print at a speed of 97sqm per hour. Fujifilm Sericol has launched new primary colours in its Uvijet range developed specifically for Inca printers.

The Columbia was unveiled in 2004 and has a maximum sheet size of 1.6x3.2m. It can print on rigid or flexible substrates of up to 40mm.

• Serigraphia has installed an Inca Spyder 320 flatbed inkjet digital printer in a bid to improve efficiency and quality of images.

The Coventry-based firm is using the machine to produce point of sale material such as banners signs and graphics. The machine was bought from distributor Fujifilm Sericol.

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COLUMBIA TURBO
• Incorporates a mid-speed print mode that delivers a throughput speed of 97sqm per hour
• Maximum sheet size of 1.6x3.2m
• Enhanced Fujifilm inks with new primary colours
• Prints on rigid or flexible substrates up to 40mm