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News Release from: Delphax Technologies Limited | Subject: CR2200, CR1000, CR15000 digital presses
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 06 February 2007
500 Feet A Minute Digital Presses' Low
Page Cost
Delphax Technologies is revealing its next-generation digital press, the CR2200, as well as the new CR1000 and 1500 systems at the Hunkeler Innovation Days industry showcase in Switzerland.
Delphax Technologies is revealing its next-generation digital press, the CR2200, as well as the new CR1000 and 1500 systems at the Hunkeler Innovation Days industry showcase in Switzerland The newly upgraded Delphax presses are making their worldwide debuts at the exhibition, taking place from February 5 - 8
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 1 Mar 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new CR Series systems operate at a claimed 500 feet (152 metres) per minute, or up to 2,180 8.5" x 11" pages per minute.
That translates in to an additional 11 per cent production output in a three-shift environment and the lowest cost per page for a monochrome digital press, claimed Delphax.
Delphax also claimed that its systems have set the speed standard, running 25 per - 500 per cent faster than other digital presses with an average uptime of more than 90 per cent.
Dieter Schilling, Delphax Technologies' president and chief executive officer, said: "Delphax CR Series users typically realise a much shorter payback on their investments.
The upgraded machines are proof positive that users don't have to sacrifice quality to achieve top speeds and productivity with their print systems.
All CR Series presses produce true 600 dots per inch (dpi) x 600dpi text and line art, as well as grey-scale images that satisfy requirements." Delphax customers who purchased a CR Series 900, 1300 or 2000 system between March 8 2006 and February 6 this year, are eligible for free upgrades to their existing systems.
Schilling continued: "We're pleased to be able to meet the growing worldwide demand for monochrome printing and increased productivity without raising our equipment prices.
We want to make the benefits of this technology readily available to all potential users who require the utmost versatility and customisation, the lowest operating cost and the ability to print one item or thousands at the same low cost per page." The new Delphax systems handle a range of applications and substrates ranging from ultra-light paper to heavy stocks and are designed to easily integrate with a wide variety of post-production systems and applications, it is claimed.
The company also claimed that the systems are the only 600dpi x 600dpi systems that enable many finishing systems to achieve their maximum speed potential.
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