rfulford · 06-26-2008, 08:05 PM

Quality-wise, the Neo Titan blows the socks off of the Ion. On the other hand, the Ion's cold cure technology may be just the thing for printing on coroplast. UV printing on coro is no picnic. It can become a real nightmare if your lamps run hot.

I think fuji pretty much sells everywhere. Have you looked at an Acuity by chance? I think its the most impressive entry level flatbed Ive seen. The quality is amazing but perhaps overkill for real estate signs. My account manager brought in some print samples and I was amazed. One sample was 3 pt type printed on a grain of rice! Without the roll to roll option it was about 120k US with training and istallation.

06-26-2008, 08:05 PM	#4
rfulford Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 31 Printer: HP XLJet, Lightjet, Arizona 600, FJ600, Epson 9800	Quality-wise, the Neo Titan blows the socks off of the Ion. On the other hand, the Ion's cold cure technology may be just the thing for printing on coroplast. UV printing on coro is no picnic. It can become a real nightmare if your lamps run hot. I think fuji pretty much sells everywhere. Have you looked at an Acuity by chance? I think its the most impressive entry level flatbed Ive seen. The quality is amazing but perhaps overkill for real estate signs. My account manager brought in some print samples and I was amazed. One sample was 3 pt type printed on a grain of rice! Without the roll to roll option it was about 120k US with training and istallation.