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Benefits

Continuous high-speed, high-resolution printing at 472 ipm (A4)/501 ipm (US letter) and 600 dpi lets you process high volumes consistently, reliably month after month Excellent image quality ensured by flash-fusing technology and small-particle toner enables a wide range of print applications Duplex printing with two imaging systems in one printer requires just half the floor-space used for traditional duplex continuous feed printing more features more features PLB interface allows flexible connection of pre- and post-processing equipment Intuitive graphical user interface allows for fast and easy job setup and monitoring IPDS compatibility provides a seamless plug-compatible solution

Features

Flash-fusing technology has no contact with the paper and low (minimal) heat -- reduces paper shrinkage and retains proper paper moisture levels improving performance and reliability of post process finishing devices High-speed printing at speeds up to 472 ipm (A4) and 501 ipm (US letter) Duplex printing inside a single machine, using two separate imaging drums more features more features Handles a wide variety of applications - web width from 6.5" to 18", image size of up to 17" wide by 28" long and paper weights from 64 gsm to 157 gsm, to specialty papers such as labels, cards, popups, RF-ID transponders and tags and other adhesive stocks Short duplex paper path uses less paper compared to the traditional duplex approach with two print engines Reliable, pin-fed paper transfer allows the machine to be fed from a box/stack or via automatic roll rewinder Built-in control panel/graphical user interface uses a color touch display to enhance visibility and operability Accommodates long, unattended runs using rollfeed unwinders and automated post-processing finishing for cut sheet, fanfold or rewound output Print Line Bus (PLB) enables intelligent 2-way communication with up to 10 pre/post devices

Key Applications

Ideal for applications requiring adhesive labels and other specialty stocks Transaction printing environments such as high-volume data centers, service bureaus, financial institutions, insurance and direct mail operations