Data Direct’s Bradford showroom now offers live demonstrations of the Mutoh HA-1642 water-based UV printer and Rowe wide-format scanners
Data Direct Thames Valley Ltd has announced that its Bradford showroom is now fully equipped for live demonstrations of the latest wide-format and specialist print technologies. The facility now features the new Mutoh HA-1642, the Mutoh XpertJet 661UF, and a range of advanced Rowe wide-format scanners.
The addition of the Mutoh HA-1642 is a significant update for Data Direct and its reseller partners. This system utilises Mutoh’s water-based UV technology, which is designed to combine the environmental benefits of water-based inks with the durability and versatility of UV curing. The HA-1642 is intended to open new opportunities in graphics, signage, décor, and specialist applications.
In addition to the HA-1642, visitors can experience the Mutoh XpertJet 661UF. This compact UV LED flatbed printer is aimed at businesses involved in personalisation, promotional items, and packaging prototypes. Its small footprint and media compatibility make it a versatile option for both new and established print providers looking to diversify their services.
The showroom also features Rowe wide-format scanners, which demonstrate high-speed and high-accuracy document capture. These systems are specifically designed for CAD, GIS, AEC, and technical reprographics environments, providing a complete overview of modern print and scan workflows.
Caroline Savage, UK wide-format manager for Data Direct, said, “Our Bradford showroom is designed to be a practical, hands-on environment where dealers can see real output, ask real questions, and explore real opportunities. By bringing together Mutoh’s latest print innovations with Rowe’s market-leading scanning solutions, we’re giving our partners the confidence and insight they need to grow their wide-format business.”
Demonstrations are available by appointment. Data Direct is inviting resellers from across the UK to visit the Bradford facility to view live production and discuss various applications, commercial models, and support options.