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.
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With the introduction of the Durst P5 500, the company is once again setting the benchmark in digital large-format printing, showcasing a printing system with a width of 5.25 meters at FESPA 2022.
Durst launched the P5 TEX iSUB. The abbreviation iSUB stands for "inline sublimation." This eliminates individual work steps, resulting in a significant increase in quality and efficiency for the user.
Durst won two EDP awards - one for the Rho 2500 in the Best Flatbed/Hybrid Printer > 250 sqm/h category, and the other for Durst Workflow (Best Workflow Technology).
FESPA 2019 returned to Munich from May 14 – 17, and certainly seemed to live up to its "explosion of possibilities" strapline, with a plethora of applications on display demonstrating ongoing diversification within print.
Durst won a European Digital Press Association award for its P5 350 printing system for large format specialists. Launched at FESPA and based on the P5 technology platform, the Durst P5 350 triumphed in the EDP Flatbed/Hybrid Printer < 250 sqm/h category.
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