The Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS, Agfa's fastest hybrid press

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Presented at Fespa 2025, the Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS marks a step up in the hybrid press segment, with speeds reaching 1,280 m2/h and automation .

We finally know the technical details of the Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS. The Belgian manufacturer unveiled the new Jeti Tauro at Fespa Global Print Expo 2025. This XUHS (extreme unattended high speed) version is the fastest of the manufacturer's hybrid presses, with speeds reaching 1280 m 2 /h. A 3.3-meter-wide UV led inkjet, this large-format printer is designed for service providers who work with roll-to-roll, sheet-fed or flatbed printing.

The Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS, media versatility and printing speed

Presented as capable of tackling any print job, from self-adhesive and backlit films to niche substrates such as wood and glass, the Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS relies on twelve rows of printheads and comes in 4 or 7 colors with optional varnish and primer for adhesion to complex substrates.

Tauro 30 inks, formulated for this platform, deliver consistent visual results on difficult substrates. Agfa claims improved mechanical behavior, with crease resistance up to 180° without cracking.

Dieter Jancart, Head of Agfa's High-End Printing Systems segment, states: "The Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS redefines industrial hybrid printing, combining exceptional speeds of 1,280 m 2 /h at offset-level precision to enable printers to master complex substrates and high-margin applications."

Configurable automation to suit your needs

Beyond its printing speed, the Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS can be configured with several levels of automation, from simple motorized loading to full robotization.
The model exhibited at Fespa is equipped with Max Flex RTR, for optimized roller management, and Max Bot, a robotized solution for loading and unloading rigid substrates.

"Its intelligent automation and ink ecosystem guarantee future-proof operations, enabling companies to dominate rigid, flexible and specialty media markets with unrivalled quality and availability." assures Dieter Jancart.

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