The updates include high speed options to help high-volume transactional mailers and service bureaus improve run times and operational performance to meet production deadlines.

An optional speed of 244 metres per minute for monochrome production of customer communications for the IntelliJet 30 and IntelliJet 42 printing systems. At this higher speed, operations can produce A4 applications up to 6570 impressions per minute, available as an option on new systems or as an upgrade.

There is also an option to double the speed of the IntelliJet 20 printing system to 122 metres per minute for colour printing of transactional statements.

It also includes an expanded paper printing range which includes coated papers to help in-house mail and print operations process more types of applications.

James Murphy, managing director, Pitney Bowes says, “Pitney Bowes is committed to providing our customers with solutions that can help them better connect with their customers to build more valuable relationships.”

Murphy says, “The enhancements to our IntelliJet printing systems can help enterprises and third-party service bureaus move to digital colour print and mail, helping them produce relevant, personalised transactional and transpromo statements that drive better business results.”

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