The new machines can print at a maximum speed of 13,000sph and on a maximum printing area of 900x615mm. Ryobi’s 920P SRA1 format presses can also handle a wide range of substrates in thicknesses from 0.04mm to 0.4mm.

The Ryobi 920P also features optional LED-UV curing, implemented at the perfecting device and the press delivery to cure both sides of the sheet.

Other optional extras include printing density control systems Ryobi PDS-E, PDS-E Spectro, and PDS-E SpectroDrive, which allow for colour control thanks to measurement of the colour bar on the printed sheet.

Ryobi is distributed in the Australian market by Cyber Graphics.

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