NoeCha, Italian-based manufacturer of wide format digital press machines, will attend the world’s largest printing trade show, Drupa 2016, from May 31 to June 10 in Dusseldorf. The company will be located in hall 6, stand D02 and will be showcasing, for the first time worldwide, the UV-LED inkjet flatbed NoeCha DOT1, a compact version of the highly successful industrial press NoeCha1, now featuring new enhancements. Visitors to the show will be able to see live demonstrations on both printing systems.
NoeCha times two, new DOT1 unveiled
Drupa 2016 has been chosen to launch a new wide format UV-LED inkjet flatbed: the NoeCha DOT1, a compact version of the NoeCha1, dedicated to high quality printing and short run production, achieving results never seen before with these presses.
The new press delivers photo-realistic quality thanks to its new print heads which provide a native resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi (single pass) with 3 grayscale outputs for an exceptional quality level, varying the drop size from 1,5 picoliters (the smallest size in the market) up to 3.5 picoliters. The UV-LED system guarantees excellent printing results on a wide range of material as well as assuring low operating costs.
The 3.2 x 1.6 m flatbed equipped with 21 vacuum zones allows printability on any type of substrates for all market standard sizes. The DOT1 is equipped with high quality UV-LED inks in 4 colors with the possibility of printing white (before and after).
Compact design and maximum versatility
Characterized by an extremely compact design (just one piece), NoeCha DOT1 is extremely easy to install and put into production in just a few hours. An additional advantage is the print carriage which has been designed to accommodate different print heads: 1200x1200, 600x600 (like NoeCha1) or bi-color. Moreover, with the aim of increasing the overall throughput and meeting additional requirements, a semi-automatic F&S system will be available in a few months’ time as an option for loading and uploading panels along with a roll to roll for web printing.
“We are sure visitors will be excited by the performance of the new DOT1 which features a compact design and a very robust mechanical structure designed with the same tolerance criteria as its big sister the NoeCha1”, says Marco Baio, founder and CEO NoeCha.
The new DOT1 will be ready for commercialization immediately after Drupa.
NoeCha1, now with new functions
NoeCha is going to present the industrial press NoeCha1, already highly appreciated by the market with several installations in Europe and Mexico, and now equipped with additional upgrades, such as the fully automatic feeder and stacker system. The machine in the booth will be fully configured with 5 print heads per color to deliver the highest performances.
“We are really proud to present the innovative technology of NoeCha1 and its outstanding level of quality due to the high resolution made possible by the print heads”, says Marco Baio.
NoeCha1 features an innovative print engine that allows native resolution of 600×600 dpi (single pass), with up to 4-level grayscale controlling the drop size from 3 to 14 picoliters offering photo-realistic quality and perfectly readable text up to body 1.
These features, together with a 320x200 cm vacuum table, make it particularly suitable for graphics, packaging & display, and for several industrial applications (for example, printing of panels in wood, ceramics, glass and other substrates for flooring and furniture). NoeCha1 is available in four configurations with printing speeds from 80 m2/h up to 480 m2/h ensuring the same level of quality.
The UV-LED cold cure system designed entirely by the company’s R&D team is also part of NoeCha’s technology. Based on electronics developed by NoeCha to control the print heads, the UV-LED system not only reduces the operating cost of the machine, but significantly increases the print quality. Last, but not least, this system allows energy consumption to be lowered and the environmental impact to be limited, thanks to a reduced emission of ozone.
NoeCha looks forward to welcoming visitors to its booth and discussing how its technology can help them to be more efficient.
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