By replacing its existing swissQprint Nyala flatbed printer with the cutting-edge Kudu model, the company reinforces its commitment to providing high-quality, customized solutions for its diverse clientele.
Portland-based Infinity Images has a long-standing relationship with swissQprint. "Upgrading our swissQprint Nyala 2 to a Kudu was an easy decision," said George Gross, Founder and CEO of Infinity Images. In his opinion, swissQprint is synonymous with reliable, user-friendly, ergonomic, and high-quality large format printers.
Ticking all the boxes
The decision to upgrade to the Kudu flatbed printer was driven by Infinity Images’ mission to continuously enhance its capabilities. "Over the past 24 years, we've continued to improve our technology to meet our clients' increasingly complex needs," explained Gross, summarizing the key advantages that made them decide for this printer: “The Kudu offers superior productivity, speed, advanced software and integration capabilities, 10 color channels, a broad color gamut, specialty ink options, and an efficient, patented vacuum system.”
Like all printers from swissQprint, the Kudu is certified as first-class in energy efficiency, using just 2.2 kWh of electricity, equivalent to the consumption of an average kettle. Paired with swissQprint's reputation for reliability, this ensures that users enjoy low operating costs and sustainable production – another decisive factor for Infinity Images.
The competitive edge
The large-format printing industry is shifting towards increased customization. "We needed this top-of-the-line printer to continue differentiating ourselves from our competitors," said Mark Procopio, VP of Operations at Infinity Images. The new Kudu printer will enable Infinity Images to offer a variety of specialty application in a museum-quality presentation, setting them apart in a competitive market.
With decades of experience producing printed graphics and 3D displays for some of the globally most recognized brands, Infinity Images remains at the industry's forefront. "In a continually evolving industry, we stay ahead by relentlessly enhancing our capabilities, expanding into new markets, and creating
increasingly unique displays for our clients," Procopio concluded. The high-end printer Kudu will be instrumental in achieving these goals.
Erik Norman, President of swissQprint America, commented: "It’s exciting for us to support the growth of Infinity Images. Their decision to continue relying on swissQprint to be an integral part of their growth plans is an honor." Chris Standifer, Sales Territory Manager, added: "By combining Kudu with Infinity Images’ knowledge and capabilities we have no doubt they will continue to differentiate themselves from their competitors."
About Infinity Images
Infinity Images is an integrated design, print, and fabrication house headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 2000, they have a 54,000- square-foot space and 65+ team members ready to bring their customers’ visions to life. From environmental graphics and retail displays to seeding kits and large- scale event signage, they are a one-stop shop for brands with a story to tell. Their success is made possible by a concentrated effort on all fronts: state-of-the-art equipment, a dedicated team of experts, sustainable operating procedures, and collaborative relationships with their clients and vendors. More information: infinityimages.com.
About swissQprint
swissQprint is a privately owned Swiss manufacturer of large format printers. High precision, outstanding performance, exemplary service, and exceptional reliability drive swissQprint's innovation in digital printing. More than 200 employees are proud to stand behind the swissQprint name.
From signage and POS displays to art reproduction and bespoke industrial applications, swissQprint customers can always rely on state-of-the-art UV inkjet solutions. Providing the local service and quality swissQprint is known for, the US office with showrooms in Elgin, IL and Irvine, CA is one of six subsidiaries that support swissQprint's products around the world.