durst Kappa 180 The New Benchmark in Digital Textile Printing

Durst is regarded as a pioneer in the field of photographie technology and has launched a host of innovations on the market in the course of its 80-year history. Over the past ten years Durst has played a decisive role in the adaptation of digital printing technologies in the wood, glass, ceramics and large-format printing sectors. In 2010 Durst brought out the Rhotex 320, a dye sublimation textile printer which immediately set new standards of quality in the industrial soft signage segment. With Kappa 180, Durst is now introducing a high-performance inkjet printer for the textile industry that...

Benefits: High-performance, high-productivity digital printer Օ Alternative to flatbed screen printing Speedy response to market developments Օ Unlimited choice of designs and colors Substantially reduced setup times Օ Lower production costs Lower space requirements Օ Greener" technology ĕ Everything from a single source New market opportunities Օ Speedier return on investment

Durst Kappa 180 - everything from a single source Optimal image quality, coupled with genuine value added, has top priority for Durst customers. Accordingly, every effort has been - and is - made at the development stage to increase quality standards still further. Printheads Durst's proprietary Quadro printhead technology has been developed further for the Kappa 180 at the company's Kufstein Development Center, so that the specific requirements of the textile sector could be fulfilled with QuadroZ". The modified Durst QuadroZ Array system makes it possible to print on textiles with water-based...

Durst Kappa 180 - Greener technology In addition to the impressive technical data, the Durst Kappa 180 is also innovative economically and ecologically, since it reduces water and power consumption compared with conventional methods, while at the same time offering total flexibility. Compared with conventional printing methods, the system is ready for printing within a few hours, water consumption is reduced by up to 90 percent, and only a fraction of the chemicals normally used are required. In addition to these environmentally friendly and cost-efficient innovations, the production of printing...

Technical Data Printing width, material width, material thickness: Max. width 1950 mm, thickness up to 10 mm Feed-in: Integrated material input for roller diameter up to 300 mm optional: Corino feed-in with bar roller Օ optional: additional A-frame with center winder Printing blanket: With permanent adhesive and integrated washing facility Dryer: Hot-air dryer up to 150°C, steam or electric, with integrated rewinder; optional: plaiter Printheads: 32 Durst QuadroZ heads, 8 colors (4 heads each) Printing modes: Binary (7pl) and variable drop size (7-14-21 pl) Resolution: Standard 1056 x 600 dpi,...