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The SwissQ. Superior build quality combined with an advanced colour management system and a versatile ink configuration, including white, varnish and primer make the SwissQ the world leader in digital print quality.
Capable of printing the highest quality digitally printed labels, graphic overlays and membrane keypads on the market, the SwissQ is quite simply the best UV flatbed printer available, which is why Fine Cut is proud to offer its capabilities as standard to all of our customers.
The SwissQ has flat bed printing capabilities up to 1.5m x 2.5m with a depth of 50mm and it can print directly (Direct Digital Printing) onto virtually any substrate, including metal and glass, with its revolutionary primer. The UV hardened inks are durable and suitable for interior or exterior use, and the state-of-the-art colour management system combined with an extended colour configuration (CMYKlclm) creates one of the largest digital colour gamuts including an extensive colour matching system for Pantone's and RAL's.
The Swiss Q requires a crucial temperature and humidity monitored clean room environment to ensure optimum printing results. Its large dedicated "F1" inspired print room is equipped with the latest rip software, advanced colour management and precision cutting technology.
The Swiss Q inks are UV hardened and completely solvent free whist being optimised for both flexible & rigid materials.
We are capable of printing onto a huge range of substrates with the addition of primer for difficult surfaces, such as metal & glass, as well as white and varnish for creative finishes.
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Our experts are always available to discuss any Label or Nameplate requirement and would welcome the opportunity to talk it through. Whether you need advice or want to receive a quote, just get in touch and we’re confident we will find the perfect solution for your requirement.
