The KIP C7800 High Speed Colour Printer opens up a whole new market for Konica Minolta. The device can produce wide-format size documents up to A0 format. According to Konica Minolta, KIP’s toner-based wide-format printers offer great return on investment, reducing the cost to print compared with inkjet. The addition of the KIP Cut will allow customers to cut documents to size for a finished product. Four KIP units have been sold in Australia to date.

Another product expected to electrify Konica Minolta’s stand is its FD-5BT Spectro-densitometer. This device, developed by Konica Minolta, is new to the Australian market and being launched at PacPrint13. The FD-5BT was developed by the Japanese firm’s sensing division; the business was also responsible for developing the company’s inline colour sensor unit.

Visitors to the stand will also see Konica Minolta’s Bizhub Press range of digital colour presses and its black-and-white Bizhub PRO range.

Konica Minolta, www.konicaminolta.com.au, Stand 2218

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