The Mach 12 has no equal. The semi-permanent ink supply lines, while normally are not exchanged, are user replaceable to allow the printer to be set up with a variety of ink configurations. At the heart of the ink system are twelve high-density printheads, designed to jet two or more 960 ml reservoirs, and replaced only as the user determines is necessary based on his performance requirements, not ours. Higher throughput per printhead yields lower cost per print. Pad - A simple user interface via the LCD touch screen presents all frequently used functions on a single screen.
Detailed menus are available to allow for full control of all features.
The Mach 12 uses data from the image sensor to map out jets that are not up to performance requirements. This not only eliminates banding in prints it greatly prolongs printhead life, which translates into lower cost of operation. Linearization - The image sensor is also used to measure the density of color swatches. The result is available to the external RIP and color management software to linearize the color curves and to compensate for printhead wear. Color Profiling - New with the Mach 12 is the colormetric photo diode image sensor.