Kyocera Document Solutions Australia is showcasing the many impressive capabilities of its TASKalfa Pro 15000c production press, which is powered by inkjet technology, by hosting a series of demonstrations.
Aiming to match the needs of the commercial printing market and having the flexibility to cope with various kinds of applications, this press can assist a printing business with its cost-efficiency and productivity.
This press is capable of a high speed production output of up to 150ppm in A4. Best suited for high volume, low coverage uncoated stock, the TASKalfa Pro 15000c has segment-leading reliability, ensuring the job gets done.
The company said high volume printers such as local councils, education facilities, government departments and mailing houses will benefit from its low printing costs and output speed.
It features a line-type inkjet print head for fast single-pass printing, enabling a high print speed of up to 9,000 sheets (A4 size) per hour.
Kyocera’s unique technology maintains the condition of print heads by dissolving and removing dried ink from the print head surface, ensuring outstanding reliability.
In addition, to meet the demands of high-speed, high-volume printing, Kyocera offers various configuration options with a feed capacity of up to 14,950 sheets and an output of 15,200 sheets. A standard Kyocera controller or optional EFI Fiery print server can be connected as well, based on different commercial printing needs.
“When low running costs meet flexibility and productivity, you get something special,” Kyocera Document Solutions Australia said.
“The TASKalfa Pro 15000c is seriously impressive and we want to prove it to you. Fill in the registration form to arrange a demonstration either in person or via video call.
“We are so confident in this device’s abilities that we will give you your first one million A4 impressions for free with any purchase of the TASKalfa Pro 15000c – now that is impressive.”
Click here to sign up for a demonstration of the TASKalfa Pro 15000c.
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