Mutoh Europe nv announces the launch of the new 64-inch/1625 mm eco-solvent printer, the XpertJet 1641SR Pro II. The model combines Mutoh’s latest AccuFine HD Pro print head with the i-Screen EX system and uses MS51 inks, which enable high image quality.
The AccuFine HD Pro print head has eight nozzle rows with nozzle row pairing. Combined with Mutoh’s i-Screen EX print control system, which applies control effects across multiple print passes, the system supports smoother gradations, improved colour uniformity and finer detail reproduction. According to Mutoh, the ‘Wide Colour Choice’ input profile expands the colour gamut in dark areas, offering deeper blacks and more vivid reds.
MS51 eco-solvent ink is UL GREENGUARD Gold certified, gBL-free and does not carry any hazard pictograms. According to the manufacturer, the ink delivers vivid colours, dries quickly and is extremely weather-resistant and scratch-resistant. MS51 has also been assessed against recognised French and Belgian VOC emission standards and can support projects seeking BREEAM or LEED certification.
The XpertJet 1641SR Pro II offers applications in the areas of indoor and outdoor signage, vehicle graphics and wraps, trade show displays, and retail and point-of-purchase advertising. The printer will be available in the EMEA region from January 2026 through Mutoh’s authorised dealer network.
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Mutoh Europe nv is a subsidiary and EMEA headquarters of Mutoh Industries Co. Ltd, Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 1991, the company is active in sales, sales support, warehousing and logistics, marketing, product and application support, service training and customer service for Mutoh hardware. This includes professional cutting plotters, small-format desktop and large-format full-colour piezo printers for commercial inkjet printing, sign and display printing, digital transfer and direct-to-garment printing. In the EMEA region, Mutoh products are distributed and supported through a wide network of certified dealers and partners by Mutoh’s business units in Belgium, Germany and the Baltic States/Finland.
