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FUJIFILM Announces Acuity Triton with Water-based AQUAFUZE Ink – Printer by Mutoh

by Staff

TOKYO | Japan – May 2028 – The Acuity Triton project brings together two titans of the wide format inkjet industry. The hardware is manufactured in Japan by Mutoh, whose reputation for building quality driven, reliable inkjet printers over the last 20 years is outstanding.

The AQUAFUZE ink has been developed and produced by Fujifilm, drawing on its unparalleled track record of ink innovation. Acuity Triton is the ideal pairing for the AQUAFUZE ink technology to support its vast range of applications with excellent print results for this market space.

AQUAFUZE technology meets a multitude of market requirements by combining the benefits of UV LED and water-based inkjet. It has low-energy, low temperature drying compared to traditional water-based print systems. It provides excellent adhesion to a wide range of media without the need for a pre-coat primer or optimizer. Prints have a thin film, that is scratch-resistant and does not require a top-coat. In addition, they are low-odor and safety compliant. The technology offers excellent jetting stability through reduced nozzle blocking due to low temperature drying.

In a saturated market, it was high time a revolutionary technology broke into this space to offer wide format print companies a real differentiator in productivity and all-round performance, and this with sustainability in mind.  We believe this breakthrough technology is just the step forward the print industry needs. This is a first step of Fujifilm to establish a new WFIJ inkjet ink standard in the market.

The main features of UV-curable aqueous ink developed by AQUAFUZE inkjet ink technology

  • The use of photopolymer dispersion reduces clogging of the inkjet printhead due to ink drying and achieves stable ink ejection.

  • The ink adheres to a wide variety of substrates without pre-coat primers and optimizers.

  • Printed image thickness is reduced, and the ink surface becomes more even, resulting in light reflection, and a glossy appearance.

  • UV curing eliminates the need for a topcoat on the printed substrate.

  • Ink odor is reduced and enhances user safety.

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