In its most recent projection of large-format graphics print volume in North America leading up to 2020, Boston-based IDC indicates that it is rather bullish on the future of eco-solvents.<\/p>\n
According to IDC\u2019s Tim Greene: \u201dEco-solvent inkjet printers are widely used in the signage and graphics segment, particularly in the outdoor graphics segment. We\u2019ve seen that many eco-solvent printers remain in use for 7-10 years, so even as some PSPs invest in alternative technologies, they often keep their eco-solvent printers to do their banner, vehicle graphic, decals, and other work \u2013 for which eco-solvent is particularly useful.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201c[As a result] IDC expects eco-solvent inkjet print volumes to continue to grow, albeit at a modest 1-2% per year, from 2015 through 2020.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cOne other factor [that comes into play] is that some eco-solvent printers are modified for dye-sub printing, contributing to a slight decline in the eco-solvent installed base and a shift in the production volume. The speed and capabilities \u2013 such as higher image quality \u2013 that today\u2019s eco-solvent inkjet printers are capable of, are expanding, which is enabling consolidation of print volume onto fewer eco-solvent printers and driving higher volumes of large format eco-solvent print through the installed base.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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