Colordyne: Upgraded print engine

Colordyne Technologies (CDT) has introduced the 2600 Series, an upgraded print engine, for its Production Class Digital Color Printing System and flexo retrofit program.

Colordyne Technologies

Oct 22, 2015

Upgraded print engine

The 2600 Series upgrade brings several value added benefits to the Production Class Digital Color Printing System, including:

Faster speeds: Run at full speed, up to 225 ft/min (69 m/min; 45 ips), regardless of image content
Improved print resolution: 1600 x 1375 dpi (up from 1600 x 1200 dpi)
Enhanced print quality: send uncompressed files directly to the print engine
More powerful RIP: faster data processing; no need to pre-RIP

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