Digital Printing-Wide Format - Flatbed

In Part 2 of this video series, Daniel Martinez, HP Large Format, takes a closer look at challenges and trends in wide-format.

We had a chance to sit down with Daniel Martinez, Global Head and General Manager, HP Large Format.

SuperGraphics in Seattle, Washington, has just installed the 2000th swissQprint large-format printer.

One opportunity available for wide-format PSPs and their customers is the ability to print textures or finishes, offering a tactile and/or visual “bonus” when compared to flat printing on a flat substrate.

This webinar will highlight ARC’s journey, presenting strategies to help you elevate your printing capabilities.

Building on the success of the X-16, the X-24 offers enhanced features, including increased production speed and 3D texturing capabilities.

Large format printers from swissQprint are designed for durability with minimum maintenance, thus keeping operating costs low and minimising the environmental footprint. How does the manufacturer achieve this standard?

Durst's new P5 X wide-format printer breaks from tradition in two fundamental ways. It’s the company's first true flatbed design, and it's designed for mid-market PSPs not necessarily doing high production volumes.

The 2024 Pinnacle Product Award winner of the RTR/hybrid/flatbed new technology category, the Durst P5 350 HSR is the high production solution for roll-to roll printing up to 3.5 m and reaches productivity up to 7,212 sq.ft/h for unattended production.

Four wide-format equipment reps, representing Canon Solutions America, FUJIFILM Graphic Systems Division, Mimaki USA, and Agfa Inkjet Solutions, answer how they see the needs of wide-format producers changing.