Durst introduces P5 X with true flatbed capabilities

Durst Group has announced the P5 X, the newest addition to the P5 family which reflect the company's dedication to to innovation, quality, and reliability.
Christoph Gamper, CEO and Co-Owner of Durst Group, commented: "The P5 X is a testament to our commitment to continuous growth in the large-format printing (LFP) sector. We continue to push boundaries with new technologies, expanding our capabilities to meet our customers’ evolving needs. The P5 X, proudly 'Made in Durst', reflects our dedication to innovation, quality, and reliability, showcasing the best of what Durst stands for."
Designed for high-end applications such as bespoke visual communications, large-scale decoration, and specialty packaging, the P5 X is built to meet the highest standards while also being accessible to those wanting to enter the "Champions League" of digital printing. Field- tested by Archimede near Padua in Italy – a leading provider of visual communication & display solutions for top-tier retail clients and luxury brands – the P5 X proved its versatility and quality. Andrea Riccardi, Head of Product Management at Durst Group, highlighted: "The P5 X represents the perfect blend of advanced features and accessibility, opening new opportunities for those striving for excellence in digital printing."
The P5 platform integrates high-end systems, hybrid solutions, and comprehensive software, service, and ink solutions. With the P5 X, Durst introduces a true flatbed printer with roll options, sharing the benefits of the entire P5 platform.
The P5 X excels with its high precision, quality, versatility, usability and advanced features:
- Precision and Accuracy
- Powerful Vacuum Table
- Versatile Color Configuration
- Optimized Printing Usability
- Twin Printing Mode: Seamless dual-side printing for increased efficiency without waiting times.
- Reverse Printing: Enables one-pass white over and under printing using a single printhead.
- Multitrack: Supports simultaneous printing on up to 12 channels (6 per side) with different images or board sizes.
- Visual Status Bar
The P5 X is built with operator convenience in mind. Its ergonomic design minimizes outer edges, allowing boards to be loaded and unloaded comfortably in an upright position. Safety features include a light curtain on the print carriage that slows down the printing in case of interruption, ensuring maximum safety. The P5 X also includes user-friendly LED indicators that show the correct positioning for boards and identify which vacuum rows should be activated. Magnetic pins are easy to mount, streamlining the entire setup process.
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