Ryobi tried to sell its LED technology as a competitive alternative to Komori's H-UV, "but they were well off the mark". And Beaton felt that Heidelberg didn't have the "proven track record on H-UV technology of Komori, which has been doing this for a number of years". The Lithrone G29 on the other hand thumps out print jobs at 16,500sph while the fast-drying H-UV system is perfect for the increasing number of buyers specifying uncoated stock that requires heavy ink coverage.