[Case Study on Large Format Printer] Chuo Nameplate Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Beautifully reproducing pastel colors such as green and orange.

Chuo Nameplate Manufacturing Co., Ltd. started in 1961 in Sapporo, Hokkaido, with the production of nameplates related to power supply, and now manufactures a wide range of nameplates including streetlights, agricultural machinery, identification plates, and donated items. [Challenges] - The color reproduction of solvent printers from other companies had limitations, particularly in achieving pastel colors. - There was a reliance on other printing methods (silk screen printing), which involved many processes and incurred high costs. - The management and operation of the printers were complex, making it difficult to reduce work time. [Results] - By introducing Roland DG's "XP-640," color reproduction improved with a wider color gamut, especially allowing for vibrant pastel colors. - The speed of the printing process increased, enabling efficient color expression without the use of silk screen printing. - Utilizing the "i1 color measurement device" simplified color matching, significantly reducing work time. - Improvements in operability made management and inspection easier, reducing the burden on workers. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.*

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