OnsetX1


OnsetX1 Description

With a maximum throughput of 4,304 ft²/hour equating to 80 5’ x 10’ beds/hour, OnsetX1 is ideal for companies producing a mix of fast-turnaround retail graphics for distance viewing and high-quality images for close-up viewing. Of the eight channels, four print CMYK and the remainder can be configured as required using any of light magenta, light cyan, white and orange (LmLcWO). When the time is right, an additional six-channel carriage can be added to scale up to the OnsetX2.

Using Fujifilm Dimatix drop-on-demand printheads with a native 14 picoliter drop size, innovative Tier Drop technology allows 11 – 14 – 17 picoliter options to meet changing speed and quality needs.

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Choice of Color Configurations on the OnsetX1


X1 Color Configurations

OnsetX1 Features


25 Zone ‘No Masking’ Vacuum Bed – Featuring a powerful new vacuum system and choice of table skin design, the need for bed masking is eliminated, whatever the substrate size, and greatly reduces set-up times for the most common POP substrates and increases throughput of short-run, fast-turnaround print. Vacuum zones are independently controlled and the auto zone function allows it to be easily managed by the operator.

Simple User Interface – Touch screen GUI makes it easy to finalize and initiate jobs, save settings, create print queues and manage and optimize every stage of the print process. Improved off-machine job set-up means jobs arrive at the printer with more predefined parameters – substrates, print speed, quality mode, gloss level, etc – already specified.

iNozzle Technology – An onboard scanner locates any under-performing nozzles and automatically assigns a reserve printhead to jet ink to make a perfect image.

Choice of Automation Systems – Increase the throughput of the OnsetX1 by reducing manual change out of materials with the optional 3/4 Automation system or fully-automated feed system.


How X1 Models Stack Up

Mode Q Beds/Hour R Beds/Hour S beds/hour
8 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss – – 112-81
10 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss – – 90-69
12 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss 61-47 80-61 –
16 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss 60-46 62-50 63-52
18 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss 59-45 60-48 –
24 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss 33-29 48-41 –
32 Pass Bi-Di Satin-Gloss 33-29 33-29 –

Beds per hour speeds based on 5’x10′ sheets

OnsetX1 Specifications


Print Area: 126.8″ x 63″ (edge to edge printing)

Print Finish: variable, satin to gloss

Maximum Substrate Thickness: 1.8″ (46mm)

The Uvijet family of inks offers excellent adhesion and flexibility. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications including banners, POP, backlit images, exhibition graphics, signage, printing onto glass, metal, acrylic and board. The OnsetX1 uses Uvijet OW-series UV curable inks (CMYKLcLmOW) and Uvijet OX-series UV curable inks (CMYKLcLmW)

  • Caldera Grand RIP + (Fujifilm edition): Support for over 800 printers and cutters. Analyze cost on each job printed. Helps designers make corporate spot colors with new Color Book.
  • ColorGATE Production Server (Fujifilm edition): One RIP solution, offering support for over 750 printers and cutters. Sync color between multiple printers with easy 3-step process.

IncaConnect offers a suite of software tools that allow integration of OnsetX printers into existing MIS (Management Information System) production software and workflow solutions, and aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency.


What Clients Say about OnsetX1


This device is the perfect blend of speed and image quality…and quality is everything around here. 
Marc Lovci, Duggal Visual Solutions, New York, New York
Duggal Visual Solutions works with more than a third of Forbes Magazine’s Top 100 Brand list.

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