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Rochester, NY - SuperGraphics, a Seattle based large format print company, concluded their search for a faster, more versatile machine with the installation of a Durst Rho 312R Plus. This addition will increase their capacity and productivity, while still providing the highest quality on the market to current and future customers. The Durst Rho 312R Plus is a UV inkjet press with up to 1200 dpi print resolution and is specifically designed to print roll materials up to 10.5” wide. The most productive 3.2 m roll-to-roll printer in its class, the Durst Rho 312R defines the quality standard for industrial backlit and fine art printing. It delivers state of the art quality and productivity and is equipped with Durst Workflow and Durst Analytics software, offering enhanced production efficiency. SuperGraphics sees the 312R Plus as a logical extension to its versatile equipment line-up and comes one year after installing a Durst P5 350. Reid Baker, President of SuperGraphics commented, “It’s critical that we have consistent quality and reliable uptime in order to meet the challenging lead times that our customers present. With the Durst 312 R, we get the consistent quality and uptime that we need along with the flexibility of a true roll press.” “We are delighted that SuperGraphics has purchased a second printer from Durst. Sometimes it’s necessary to own a Durst to completely understand the value we bring. A year after the install of their P5 350, SuperGraphics committed to the 312, a 3-meter dedicated roll printer and a real workhorse in our portfolio,” said Larry D’Amico, Director of Sales: LFP and Fabric. “We are confident this is going to bring their business to the next level.” SuperGraphics online at: https://supergraphics.com/
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