Xerox: inkjet is a reality for all printers

Print Solutions

Early adopters of Xerox’s inkjet technology say they are seeing measurable business results such as increased page volumes, savings from printing on standard offset coated stocks, and faster turnaround on high volume transactional print jobs. The Xerox entry inkjet portfolio wil be featured at Hunkeler Innovationdays in Lucerne, Switzerland from February 20 to 23, 2017.

On stand will be the Brenva HD production cut sheet inkjet press, the

Trivor 2400 continuous feed inkjet with Xerox High Fusion Ink, and the Rialto 900 narrow web roll to cut sheet inkjet press.

Xerox’s lower cost systems make inkjet more accessible and open new business opportunities.

‘The inkjet opportunity is no longer on the horizon – it is here right now,’ said Andrew Copley, president, Graphic Communications Solutions, Xerox. ‘With our next generation production inkjet presses, customers get the right technology at less cost and space of traditional inkjet presses.’

Xerox will showcase the Rialto 900 with two new in line finishing options: a dynamic perforator and second dual high capacity stacker. The dynamic perforator enables the creation of horizontal, vertical or t-section tear offs – such as coupons, reply cards and payment stubs – opening up new opportunities in the transactional and direct mail markets. Additionally, a second dual high capacity stacker enables a continuous operation feature so print providers can keep presses running while unloading the other stacker.