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Rho 2500
Durst Image Technology US LLC
Screenprinting
The Rho 2500 has a resolution of up to 1000 dpi at 8 pl, providing fine printing quality while maintaining high productivity. It is based on a modular concept and available in three print head configurations that can be upgraded at any time. Depending on the required productivity, the S model starts with six print head rows, for the next level, Rho 2500 M comprises eight head rows and the Rho 2500 L has 10 head rows.
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Phone: 585-486-0340
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info@durstus.com
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