The 165cm-wide CS9265 and the 224cm-wide CS9290 printers are geared towards the production of outdoor signage, banners, vehicle graphics, exhibition displays and window graphics with a durability of up to three years.

The series utilises what the company describes as “specially-designed high-speed, low-solvent inks”, meaning “the series offers high capacity and improved quality on an industrial level, enabling clients to greatly expand their productivity through faster throughput”.

Adrian Morris, Océ’s product manager for display graphics and imaging supplies, also touted the Variadot and WAVE Stitching Plus technology which is incorporated in the CS9200 product line.

“Océ WAVE stitching prints in waves instead of straight lines, virtually eliminating horizontal lines known as ‘banding’ and resulting in higher print quality,” said Morris.

“Additionally there are savings on consumables through use of a bulk ink system supplying a litre of ink per each of the four colours.”

“The high quality mode delivers top quality print work at print speeds of up to 14.4 square meters per hour. In quality mode this increases to 20.9 square meters while, in high speed mode for less critical applications with longer viewing distances, the speed increases to 80 square meters per hour.”

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