The Spyder V offers print speed up to 93m²/hr in production mode with a maximum speed of 130m²/hr, and has a print area of 3.2 x 1.6m on substrates up to 30mm thick. While the standard colour set is four colour CMYK, a six colour version is also available with the option of using Fujifilm Sericol’s Uvijet Ultratone colour system.

“Although the Spyder 320 is our most popular printer, customer feedback told us that they would like a Spyder printer with speeds closer to that of our Turbos,” said Heather Kendle, Inca Digital’s director of marketing.

“Now, our customers can be even more productive, allowing them extra capacity than they were previously able to generate with the 320 range, whilst still offering versatility on colour options.”

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