Mutohs new genuine RIP software, called VerteLith, is a complete in the box print solution. Recently, the VerteLith RIP won an EDP award in the category Workflow Technologies. Mutohs VerteLith software is built around the Harlequin Core.
Late last year, the company was looking for a highly efficient flatbed printer, and upon discovering the Acuity Prime from Fujifilm, they were so impressed that they invested in the new machine in January 2022 through RA Smart – one of Fujifilm UKs distribution partners.
What was a new business opportunity has become a staple portfolio addition for many Print Service Providers (PSPs). They have already successfully expanded into wide format applications ranging from wall and window graphics to point of purchase and signage.
By providing on-site support with the fastest response times, and with parts, labour and travel time, preventive maintenance and remote support all included, customers benefit from the highest return on investment and continuous production uptime.
Fespa 2022, Berlin May 31st – June 3rd will provide the first opportunity to see Fujifilms all-new Acuity wide format range in person, on stand C30, Hall 2.2, at an event the company is calling Blueprint Live. Fujifilm plans to make a splash at its first big exhibition appearance in two years.
Tech:art, based in Trofarello, Italy and founded in 2002, is a full service print service provider offering their B2B and B2C customers support from pre-press, through to design, prototyping, packaging and logistics. Fujifilms Acuity Prime 30 is the latest addition to their portfolio of printers.
Nautasign – which has offices in Mechelen, Belgium, and Ede in the Netherlands, as well as operating in Luxembourg – has taken on commercial distribution responsibilities for both the Acuity Prime flatbed wide format printer and the 3.2 metre Acuity Ultra R2
