Xaar

3D Printing is a manufacturing methodology that encompasses a range of processes and applications, with a common theme of building parts up, usually layer-upon-layer.

Xaar’s inkjet technologies transform print processes across industries, including ceramics, textiles, packaging, 3D printing, and electronics.

Xaar’s flexible fluid development approach reduces costs, saves time, and improves application performance for customers.

Xaar offers over 25 years of inkjet expertise and technology to help customers outperform competitors.

The page explains how to select compatible inkjet products, including printheads, fluids, and datapaths, and emphasizes the need for expertise, technology, and planning.

M&R wanted to expand the capabilities of its POLARIS S4 Industrial DTG Platform with a pretreat process that could deliver chemistry only where required. Working with Xaar, M&R developed the POLARIS S4 Digital Pretreat Unit, which digitally applies pretreat “shape for shape” behind each print.

The partnership between Xaar and Colordyne Technologies combines Xaar’s printbar innovation with Colordyne’s inkjet integration expertise, expanding digital engine offerings for converters.

Watch Justin Noble (Director of product and applications) present Xaar’s latest advances in high-speed coding and the launch of the black Versatex Printbar, designed to meet the demands of modern packaging production and evolving barcode standards.

Xaar has appointed Printpac as an official distributor for the Xaar Versatex Printbar in the UK and Ireland, as the group continues to expand local access to digital embellishment and specialist print capabilities for label, packaging and converting applications.

Through the agreement, Printpac will provide sales, service and support for Versatex, helping UK and Irish customers add digital capability to their existing analogue presses, finishing lines and converting equipment.

The page describes Xaar as an independent manufacturer of piezo-based drop-on-demand inkjet technologies.

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Established in 1990 Xaar was formed in Cambridge, UK to acquire, develop and commercially exploit a new digital inkjet printing technology arising out of work done by Cambridge Consultants Ltd.

Xaar's digital inkjet technologies and printheads, developed and manufactured in the UK, are used all over the world in a wide range of printer manufacturing applications

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Xaar originated in Cambridge, UK, to license inkjet printing technology developed by Cambridge Consultants Ltd, primarily for office printer applications.

Xaar expresses concern for global health and safety and supports humanitarian relief efforts.

Xaar manufactures piezo-based drop-on-demand inkjet technologies, collaborating with customers to transform industries.

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