Durst Gamma 60/61, Gamma 70/71 manual Models of your Choice, Benefits, Technology

Compare to the limitations of conventional tile decoration techniques and other digital systems on the market, this new, no-touch, digital printing technology offers unlimited image variations, no setup costs thus elimi- nating the need to print minimum quanti- ties, far superior image quality, definition and dynamic range. It prints onto the same glazes used with conventional screen printing systems (does not require special glazes to create the color), the inks are not sensitive to environmental conditions, thus allowing a stable production, the same inks can be used to decorate wall and floor tiles obtaining a large color gamut and high densities and with just 4 colors all colors and shades are produced.

Durst is holding various patents on this new, innovative technology.

4 Models of your Choice

Gamma 60

Top of the line, full color version for tile sizes up to 50 x 120 cm (20 x 48 in.)

Gamma 61

Economical 3-color version for tile sizes up to 50 x 120 cm (20 x 48 in.), with the possibility to fully upgrade it to the full color Gamma 60 version.

Gamma 70

Top of the line, full color version for tile sizes up to 60 x 120 cm (24 x 48 in.)

Gamma 71

Economical 3-color version for tile sizes up to 60 x 120 cm (24 x 48 in.), with the possibility to fully upgrade it to the full color Gamma 70 version.

The Benefits

•Ultimate design flexibility

(image & text)

•Drastically reduced setup time and costs

•Economical printing of short runs

– mass customisation

•Lower production costs

•Reduced inventory and storage space

•Higher margins

The Technology

Gamma-Patented Synchronized Inline Printing Engine

Durst has a longterm experience in developing and manufacturing industrial- scale large format inkjet printers for the graphic, packaging and industrial market, using heavy duty industrial piezoelectric inkjet print heads.

For the Durst Gamma, Durst has developed

aspecial, patented single pass non-impact inkjet printing technology, consisting of four (CMYK) full width inkjet printing arrays, fully synchronized with the production process.