The flatbed Acuity Select 20 Series showcases Fujifilm’s Uvijet KN ink, while featuring up to eight colour channels, including options to run white, varnish, and light inks.
Beauty permeates every aspect of human existence—this is an idea that was brought to life by Canadian digital print service provider Multigraphics and luxury residential and mixed-use real estate development company Westbank in their $1 million #FightForBeauty exhibit.
Acrylic face mounting can make a print really stand out, which is an essential prerequisite for fine art and other high-end applications. In order to produce a visually appealing output, there are five physical material aspects one must consider.
Digital printing offers a number of advantages over technologies of the past. In fact, given the advancements in printing equipment and recent software and materials, one might think the life of a modern printing professional is fairly easy; though, this is not the case.
Understanding which of these new technologies are most appropriate for one’s current and future business needs can be a time-consuming and complex process. Therefore, understanding the differences of each technology is critical. This article will take a closer look at the pros and cons of different large-format printing technologies, including aqueous, solvent, and latex inkjets, ultraviolet (UV), and water-fast, proprietary direct-dry prints.
