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VUTEk GS3200 Super-wide Format Printer - IT Enquirer

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The printer<br />

The <strong>VUTEk</strong> <strong>GS3200</strong> is a 3.2 meter <strong>wide</strong><br />

combination flatbed/roll (also called “hybrid”<br />

by some) UV printer with a moving<br />

transport belt that gives the printer a maximum<br />

speed of 223 square meters per hour.<br />

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Ink composition<br />

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Waste control<br />

These characteristics also influence the operating<br />

costs, keeping those to a minimum,<br />

and therefore ensuring a shorter pay-back<br />

time of the investment in a <strong>VUTEk</strong> <strong>GS3200</strong>.<br />

Unique characteristics of the <strong>VUTEk</strong><br />

<strong>GS3200</strong> are its photo quality resolution at<br />

1000 dpi, its selectable 12pl or 24pl ink<br />

drop sizes, and its multiple zero points.<br />

Further features that characterise the<br />

<strong>GS3200</strong> are its switching capability between<br />

8 colour and 4 colour printing — both with<br />

the addition of two white ink print channels,<br />

with each channel representing two<br />

heads.<br />

The <strong>VUTEk</strong> <strong>GS3200</strong> print head features two<br />

UV lamps that can be opened in various<br />

configurations, giving the operator multiple<br />

ways to finish a print job and obtain subtle<br />

and different effects. The intensity of the<br />

lamps can be set to 5 pre-defined levels or<br />

a custom mode for critical media.<br />

Multiple vacuum zones make media — especially<br />

roll media — less susceptible to<br />

wrinkling, giving a better ‘tack’ and an easier<br />

positioning than with super <strong>wide</strong> format<br />

printers lacking this feature.<br />

Finally, the printer has been built with an<br />

eye for easy handling of all parts. A good<br />

example of this principle is the side-door<br />

that allows operators to self-service the<br />

print head, e.g. the exchange of a defect<br />

UV-lamp for a new one.<br />

Finally, the printer has been designed to be<br />

as environmental friendly as possible. Features<br />

that show care for the environment<br />

include:<br />

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Power requirements<br />

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