Aellora SureFire UV, white ink for B&W Fine Art exhibits

Aellora is best known for high quality UV-curable inkjet printing with while ink. The output is as beautiful as that of the Mimaki UV-cured inkjet flatbed printers. One reason for the image quality of both printers is keeping the print mode in uni-directional mode. Professor Nicholas Hellmuth explains in the FLAAR Reports why this is better than bi-directional mode.

Now that Aellora has mastered white ink chemistry, they have expanded into the other ink colors. The Aellora SureFire UV is a starter digital printing system to print small labels, plaques, and anything where your logo needs to look nice.

We show samples of Aellora printing in the FLAAR Reports on white ink.

Aellora SureFire UV, white ink. SGIA trade show 2004.

 

Dr. Nicholas Hellmuth holding samples printed by the Aellora SureFire UV printer.

 

Sample printed by the Aellora SureFire UV printer. SGIA, 2005.

Aellora SureFire TKMP1000 UV-cured flatbed printer for photo-realistic color

At ISA 2006 Aellora unveiled its SureFire TKMP1000. The quality is close to photo-realistic and the output is relatively fast for such quality.

Previously the only way to achieve good output with UV-curing inkjet technology was with the Mimaki UJF-605c flatbed printer, and UJF-605R roll-to-roll printer printers. But now (2006) you can achieve this quality with the Aellora SureFire TKMP1000.

If you need high quality at larger sizes, look at the IP&I Cube.

Aellora SureFire TKMP1000 UV-cured flatbed printer at FESPA Digital 2006.

 

 

 

Most recently updated April 17, 2006.
First posted November 28, 2005.