Description:
1.The JV3 was the first solvent inkjet printer with the potential to deliver the level of image quality and productivity the industry needed and, thanks to Shiraz, users found they were much better able to exploit this.
2.Instead of four separate dual-duct printheads, the JV33 has just one head containing the eight ducts, each of which has 180 ink nozzles. Alignment errors when setting the heads, as well as banding problems are thus eliminated, ink delivery accuracy is optimised and print speeds increased by up to 30 per cent. When printing in four-colours, the JV33 employs two ink cartridges per colour to maximise uninterrupted operation without supervision. For applications such as printing on transparent or opaque media, the Mimaki "white ink overlay" can be employed, the simultaneous white and full-colour printing delivering exceptionally bright, vivid and high density prints.
3.The JV33 is equipped with an uninterrupted ink supply system for use when four-colour printing. This allows the user to produce large prints or long runs without fear of running out of ink. Four types of ink are available: SS21 (including white ink), ES3 solvent ink, aqueous pigment ink, and dye sublimation ink. Throughput is also boosted by the addition of a post heater to augment the pre-print heaters to minimise ink drying time and thus permit faster.