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Agfa Launches :Grand Sherpa Universal solvent-ink printer

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The :Grand Sherpa Universal.
The :Grand Sherpa Universal.
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Agfa has added the :Grand Sherpa Universal to its successful family of :Sherpa wide-format printing solutions. This environmentally printer uses Eco-Solvent Plus inks made by Mutoh, which do not spread volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which means that it does not require any special equipment for ventilation in the production facility.

According to Agfa, :Grand Sherpa Universal makes it possible to print high-quality displays, banners, posters and the like onto 60 per cent of all available uncoated media, such as vinyl and canvas.

The Eco-Solvent Plus ink set offers six colours – CMYK as well as Lc and Lm - and eight 220ml ink cassettes for up to eight colours. Using solvent inks which are UV and weather resistant means that the :Grand Sherpa Universal offers a solution for the production of high quality, photo-realistic outdoor applications such as posters, banners, long-term backlit signage and vehicle graphics. It can also be used for the production of indoor graphics, such as point-of-sale signage and banners.

The :Grand Sherpa Universal’s piezo-electric heads print at 360, 720 and 1440dpi. It is driven by the Agfa edition Onyx RIP 6.0, with versatile tools specifically designed for large format printing that streamline job management. The Universal comes in three sizes: 50, 64 and 87inch variants.

Willy Van Dromme, Agfa marketing director for inkjet systems, says, "The :Grand Sherpa Universal is the most advanced, high productivity, large format printer available today. Users of the :Grand Sherpa Universal system get the same high quality they are accustomed to with the :Grand Sherpa System and they can sleep well at night knowing they are doing a little bit more each day to keep the environment clean."


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