EFI Announces New Wide Format Pro+ Series Printers and High-performance ProGraphics+ Series Inks

Electronics For Imaging, Inc. today announced the availability of two more next-generation printers in its Wide Format Pro Series portfolio. Designed to help sign and display graphics producers be more competitive and grow their business, the EFI™ Pro 16h+ hybrid LED printer and the EFI Pro 30f+ flatbed LED printer deliver high-quality imaging at production speeds and even more printing capabilities – all with a low total cost of ownership (TCO).

The 65-inch EFI Pro 16h+ hybrid flatbed/roll-fed LED printer offers outstanding image quality with resolutions up to 1200 dpi and true variable drop grayscale printing with a 5pL drop size, and production-level printing up to 50% faster than the Pro 16h printer. Production quality printing, new front and back media pressure rollers for handling a wider range of media, semi-continuous board feeding, an advanced, four chamber media-platen vacuum system with independent power controls for efficient media hold down and easy transition between jobs, and an embedded Fiery® proServer Core digital front end with FAST RIP acceleration technology make it ideal for higher-demand, faster job turn environments.
more at: https://www.efi.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/08/EFI-Pro-Series-Printers.pdf

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