The company says visitors will see the Truepress Jet2500UV producing images on roll-fed and flatbed format material at up to 1,500 dpi using its high resolution greyscale print head with new multi-layer function.

Screen adds that the ability to print multiple layers has been improved from two to five, which enables the production of ‘sophisticated graphics’ such as images that can be viewed from both sides on transparent material.

At the show the Truepress Jet2500UV will also be demonstrating a new corrugated option. A secure substrate fixing system ensures that corrugated board (or other media), which has a tendency to curl at the edges, stays completely flat as it travels through the machine.

Rob Hageman, European product manager for Screen says, “These developments are the result of feedback from our customers. The Truepress is a highly flexible printer range and we continue to expand its capabilities to enable our customers to achieve amazing effects.”

Fespa will be held in Munich from June 22-26.

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