Durst Redefines Excellence With 2022 PRINTING United Expo Lineup
Durst Group announces an extensive lineup of technology in booth N1043 at PRINTING United Expo 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada, from October 19-21, 2022. The combination of P5 technology and full software suite ensures booth visitors a truly revolutionary “ecosystem” experience.
Three printers from the Durst P5 portfolio, never before seen at PRINTING United Expo, will be showcased at the exhibit. First, the Durst P5 500, a 5.25m roll-to-roll printer, brings “superwide format” to the P5 portfolio, and allows efficient and unattended production. Next, the P5 Tex iSub, a dye sub printer for soft signage and fabrics printing, will also be showcased. This dye-sublimation printer with inline fixation offers a 1-step direct to fabrics printing process. Third, the all-in-one Durst hybrid P5 350 HS will be exhibited with Double 4 technology. The Durst P5 Double 4 (D4) technology maximizes the productivity of the P5 UV series printing systems through the implementation of a double CMYK color configuration.
Alongside the printers, Durst will be showcasing its full Software Suite. All Durst printers come fully equipped with Durst Workflow and Durst Analytics software, with optional Durst Smart Shop software and Lift ERP. Visitors will be able to view each software module individually, as well as a complete software system through our “Automation Theatre” demonstrations.
Larry D’Amico, director, large-format and textile sales, comments, “The PRINTING United Expo offers a really unique environment to showcase a wide variety of products, all at one time. Giving live demos of three printers from our P5 portfolio, as well our software suite, will showcase the reliability, quality and the diversity Durst products bring our customers. Durst is excited to be part of what is going to be an incredible show.”
Stop by booth N1043 to see why Durst keeps you printing, from pixel to output.
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