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Infiniti UV1612S, Infiniti Xterius 16UVs and Infiniti UV-1606
The folks at Infinity USA (Aerometrix) and the equally helpful people at Infiniti Europe have been patient in my many questions as I work to gather information about their Infiniti 6150P and Infiniti Xterius 16Uvs printers.
It is a challenge to gather information on Chinese UV-cured flatbed inkjet printers. Searches to corporate websites result in spec sheets (if they exist at all) that conflict with spec sheets at trade shows. The European distributor often showcases a printer, Infiniti Xterius 16Uvs, that is never shown by the American distributor of the same brand.
But since I have worked as a historian on the Spanish conquest of Guatemala, I have experience tracking down documentation on just about anything. So at trade shows throughout Europe and across the USA, as well as through a network of helpful industry colleagues, I gather facts on each UV-curable flatbed printer, and package this documentation in the FLAAR Reports, easily accessible from our growing library on UV-cured ink printers.
A single webpage is too short, so we prefer to gather eveything we know in a full-color PDF as a FLAAR Report ,complete with our own photos as we inspect the UV-cured ink flatbed printers.
The first Infiniti UV printer was the UV-1606. The Infiniti UV printer shown at ISA 2006 trade show was the Infiniti UV1612S.
The FLAAR Fast Facts offers everything we have found out so far about the two Infiniti UV-flatbed printers, along with a few comments on the solvent flatbed.
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| A site-visit case study is the best way to find out how a UV-curable flatbed inkjet printer actually works. At ISA 2006 trade show, two Infiniti printers were marked as being sold to Perfect Art print shop in Guatemala. So, we went to Guatemala to undertake a site-visit case study. We thank the General Manager, Roberto Cabrera and staff for
hospitality. They have a professional sign shop and lots of new equipment, including a Roland 100-inch solvent printer. The site-visit FLAAR Reports on the Infiniti UV will be ready in about a month. The site-visit on the Roland will be issued as quickly after that as possible. We work hard to bring our readers the kind of information they can look forward to. |
FLAAR is also a good source for helpful Reports on Chinese UV-cured inkjet printers from Flora, Yishan, Teckwin, and others.
First posted November 28, 2005.
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Dilli NeoPlus |
| HP Scitex XP5100 and HP Scitex XP5300 |
| HP Scitex XP2100 and HP Scitex XP2700 |
| HP Scitex FB6100 |
| L&P Spuhl RS |
| Sun FastJet |
| RIP Software |
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| Caldera RIP software |
Interesting inks & Alternative Inks |
HP latex ink |
UV-Curable ink, OEM (in preparation) |
UV-Curable, third-party ink |
| Encres Dubuit (others in preparation) |
Fine Art Photography Giclee & Proofing (on other FLAAR sites)
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Epson 4880 |
Epson 7880 |
Epson 9880 |
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Most of our updates for 2008 onward are in FLAAR Reports in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. It is more efficient for us to make new information available in PDF format. So if the web page itself is not updated, check out www.wide-format-printers.NET to see if the printer, RIP, or other subject is covered in an update in a PDF download.
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