BORDEAUX TO INTRODUCE CUSTOM MADE INK AT FESPA MUNICH

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Bordeaux will introduce its new custom made inks and solutions compatible with most wide and grand format digital printers at FESPA Munich, to be held in Germany from 20-23 May 2014, in Hall B2 Stand 340.

The company will introduce its 700ml cartridge with dedicated chip on an Epson SureColor S printer. The solution uses Fuze Eco SC ink, a ‘mix and match’ option that allows users to swap from OEM to Bordeaux cartridges one colour at a time, without prior or post preparations. It has been developed as a replacement for Ultrachrome GS2 ink. The company also offers Fuze Eco SC in 1000ml bags.

During Fespa, Bordeaux will emphasise its ability to provide specific solutions for the most recent Eco solvent-based Epson, Mimaki, Mutoh and other printers. The full line of FUZE ECO solvent Mix and Match inks are environmentally friendly, support high printing speed and offer a competitive advantage over its OEM counterpart.

Moshe Zach, CEO of Bordeaux said, ‘There is a global trend in which printers are shying away from OEM to ink manufacturers that develop compatible inks. We took trend this one step further and invested in the development of specific Eco solvent inks and chips to fit particular printer models. OEM users can enjoy peace of mind when switching from expensive OEM ink to fully compatible Bordeaux inks. I personally endorse our Eco inks to deliver superior results and our customers can start seeing the savings from the first drop.’

In addition to showcasing its UV-curable ink series and adhesion promoters, the Company will also run live demonstrations of its Dye Sublimation high density inks. For direct-to-textile and transfer printing, these water-based textile inks are manufactured from non-hazardous, hypoallergenic raw materials with low environmental impact. The inks feature bright and vibrant colours, excellent image definition for high quality printing and a long shelf life.

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