The Spyder V has a print area of 3.2 x 1.6m on substrates as thick as 30mm. While the standard colour set of the Spyder V is four colour CMYK, a six colour version is also available with the option of using Fujifilm Sericol’s Uvijet Ultratone colour system.

The Inca Spyder V’s 25 picolitre drop size, combined with Inca’s own print module technology, delivers precise ink drop placement, producing excellent print quality, according to the company.

Inca continues that its colour management flexibility and easy file set-up with the RIP, plus exceptional white ink opacity make it a highly adaptable system for the display printer producing a range of close viewing point-of-sale materials, external displays, backlit/frontlit displays and graphics.

Inca Digital’s distribution partner, Fujifilm Sericol, will demonstrate the Spyder V at the upcoming SGIA show and is currently taking orders for the Spyder V.

John Haggas, MD of UK printer Valley Printing and customer of Inca says he is impressed with the speed, performance and quality of the Spyder V.

He says, “We produce ink heavy displays for retail POS customers and the Spyder V produces high impact results with good ink adhesion on a tremendous variety of base materials.”

Haggas adds, “The beauty of the Spyder is the consistency of the print it produces which reduces waste and keeps production costs down. Plus, I like its small footprint which allows me to pile in/out stock close to the machine.”

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