In the tradition of providing the highest quality service and products to their customers, Duggal Visual Solutions, headquartered in New York City, is proud to announce the first installation of the revolutionary Inca Onset Q406i UV digital press. For the last 12 weeks, Duggal served as the beta test site for Inca and Fujifilm for the first commercial production printer of its kind installed in the world.

“Duggal’s history and reputation for excellence is the perfect partnership in bringing this latest press to the marketplace”, states Todd Zimmerman, Vice President and General Manager, FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Graphic Systems Division. “This is the first time for Inca to introduce a new press outside of Europe, but Inca knew the energy and investment to prove the Q series in Duggal’s fast paced environment, serving the who’s who of business, art and design, would be worth the effort.”

The Inca Onset Q406i high-speed digital press images with a droplet size of only 9 picoliters, while the industry standard is more than three times as large for a press of this speed. It gives Duggal the ability to provide image detail and tonal range superior to prints from any other industrial printer currently available in the marketplace.

“Because of our trend setting clientele who push creative boundaries, we are fortunate to know the demands of the industry better than anyone and the machine is capable to satisfy and exceed those demands.” explains Michael Duggal, CEO of Duggal Visual Solutions. “Without question, the Inca Onset Q series press – including the engineers behind it – is exceptional, and is breaking new ground.”

“We opted for the Inca Onset Q406i UV digital press because we believe it is the best marriage of speed and quality currently in the marketplace. Our clients rely on us, and we have earned the reputation of being the premier provider of high quality visuals and personalized service for the demands of every project,” said Duggal. “The chance to be the first graphic company in the world to feature a nine picoliter drop in an industrial speed machine was very compelling, and allows us to surpass the expectations of our customers.”