Fujifilm announces European commercial availability of the Acuity Prime Hybrid

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Following a technology preview at FESPA 2023, and a successful beta trial in the UK, Fujifilm has announced commercial availability of the Acuity Prime Hybrid in Europe. Designed with value, performance, ease of use and return on investment in mind, the Acuity Prime Hybrid builds upon the success of the Acuity Prime flatbed, while also introducing the enhanced flexibility of being able to easily handle a wide range of rigid and flexible materials.

The latest addition to the company’s ‘blueprint for wide format’, the Acuity Prime Hybrid is designed to achieve an optimal balance between output speed, print quality, and cost effectiveness, while also incorporating multiple intuitive design features.

When set up as a flatbed, the Acuity Prime Hybrid effortlessly handles substrates up to 2050 mm in width. It can print on up to four pieces of rigid media simultaneously, and features registration pins for highly precise edge to edge printing. It can produce print at production quality from 92 m2 per hour. Front and back handling tables provide comprehensive support for all media types while streamlining media positioning.

The roll fed configuration can be loaded with two rolls each up to 0.9 metres wide, and its Greenguard Gold certified ink makes it suitable for wallpaper production – as well as a huge range of other applications.

The Acuity Prime Hybrid is set to meet the needs of print companies who use a wide range of media – such as Dibond, foamboard, acrylic, polyester and more – across a variety of applications.

David Burton, director of Fujifilm Wide Format Inkjet Systems, commented: ‘We were excited to showcase the Acuity Prime Hybrid this year at FESPA and delighted that we are now able to announce its commercial availability. This new addition to the Acuity line up emphasises our commitment to providing print companies with the tools they need to produce as diverse a range of applications as possible, at consistently high levels of quality.’