Ricoh has announced that a new high-volume mono range will debut at this year’s Northprint exhibition to help in-house printers overcome their two most significant challenges. Under pressure to cut costs, they are also looking to bring jobs back in-house that are currently outsourced. This additional volume reduces turnaround times and potentially increases the number of short-run jobs they are being asked to deliver.
With the launch of its Pro 907EX/1107EX/
“Not only does our new range of high volume mono devices offer improved in-line finishing, but it also helps to reduce total cost of ownership compared with a digital press and separate offline finishing peripherals”
Other in-line finishing options include a high performance booklet finisher and trimmer; Plockmatic booklet maker and GBC Stream Punch III. In-line finishers enable documents to be automatically processed from input to output with reduced human intervention, enabling in-house printers to reduce cost and focus on other revenue-generating activities.
For customers that lack either resources or manpower, Ricoh’s new high volume mono digital presses can create a real competitive advantage by enabling them to take on, and retain control of, an increasing number of jobs, whilst reducing operational costs.
For more information on Ricoh’s new “Pro” devices please visit http://www.ricoh.co.uk/
