Printwear & Promotion The Total Promotional Package
Sabur Digital is introducing several new printers from DGI and Mimaki in 2019. Read on to find out more.
The DGI FT series of sublimation printer offer class leading advantages such as heavy duty take up systems, extended drying systems, competitively priced high density inks, the ability to run lightweight sublimation papers alongside an unparalleled 3 year Gold warranty as standard.
FT-1604 is the same sublimation printer as its bigger brother, the DGI FT-1608, but has four print heads rather than eight as standard. What you get are all of the industrial features the 1608, but a huge bonus is that you have the option to easily upgrade the DGI FT-1604 machine to the DGI FT-1608.
This is massively cost-effective for you and your company as it means that you don’t have to pay the full price for another printer – only a small upgrade charge. And because it is on the same single footprint it doesn’t need additional space, either. The DGI FT-1604 is simply a fantastic sublimation printer that can save you money and space. What’s not to love?
Production speeds are excellent too – with true production print speeds of up to 56sq m/hr (FT1604) and upgraded production speeds of up to 112sq m/hr (FT1608).
The DGI HSFT III is a high speed, dye-sublimation textile printer and part of DGI’s stunning Fabrijet Series. It’s a product that has massive benefits for high volume textile manufacturers. So, if you’re a company from a sector such as home furnishings, fashion, or sportswear then this piece of kit will allow you to steal a serious march on your competitors.
How?
Because you’ll be using a printer that has the latest generation industrial Kyocera print heads, giving you unbelievable durability and performance. By staggering the four print heads, you’ll be getting print speeds of up to 250sq m/hr ensuring that productivity isn’t an issue. Then, factor in the convenience of being able to use jumbo rolls, due to the HSFT III boasting a heavy-duty take-up system, too!
Mimaki UJF promotional printers
The Mimaki UJF series provides a unique solution for short runs and on‐demand printing. These printers offer unrivalled versatility and high quality print reproduction on an almost unbelievable range of materials, products and substrates.
With its compact format the UJF-MK2 series offers unlimited possibilities to the end user. The entry level UJF3042-MK2 can print to a material depth of 153mm and an A3 print area which can print 50 pens in less than three minutes while only costing you 1/2 of a penny in ink. The UJF3042-MK2-EX offers even more capabilities with its extra print head and eight litre ink configuration bringing you the ability of using a printable primer, double white ink for maximum density plus gloss, matt and embossed varnish all in one print run. The largest in the range of UJF-MK2s is the UJF6042, this machine has all the benefits of the EX machine with the added benefit of twice the print area.
Think quality
The Mimaki UJF7151 has unrivalled print quality and is perfect for a true industrial application where print accuracy is a must, with a 710x510mm max print area and a full bed print speed of less than five minutes the Mimaki UJF7151 ticks all the boxes.
Think bigger
The Mimaki JFX200 2513 is an expanded 8x4ft 25sq m/hr true flat bed with powerful adjustable LED lamps. The JFX200 is a true workhorse that can switch from printing promotional items such as pens, USB sticks and notebooks to safety signs, estate agent boards and full sized hoarding panels at the touch of a button.
The best of the rest
Sabur offers a fully comprehensive range of printers and heat presses from Roland, Mimaki, SEFA and Klieverik to suit almost every print application.
Sabur is also the largest supplier of sublimation papers in the UK holding within its warehouse now close to one million metres of sublimation paper ranging from 50gsm up to 130gsm – 600mm wide up to 3200mm available for next day delivery on Sabur’s fleet of vehicles.
Coming soon
Sabur will be launching its own range of vinyl medias in 2019 to complement the Roland and Mimaki printers customers use.
