Digital Printer Can Print 130 PPM -- THE Journal

Digital Printer Can Print 130 PPM

02/01/96

The TR1510 includes the patented technology found in all Risograph printers, such as automatic digital scanning, thermal mastering and ink printing.

The printer can print up to 130 ppm on a variety of paper stocks from 14 lb. bond to 36 lb. index, in sizes from 3.5" x 5.5" to 8.5" x 14", and in five interchangeable colors.

Standard features include a user-friendly LED control panel, four preset reductions, ten-sheet programmable automatic document feeder, 300 x 300 dpi scanning resolution, line/photo mode and scanning contrast adjustment.

The TR1510 has a recommended monthly volume of 100,000 prints. Accessories include a computer interface for PC or Mac, color print cylinders, job separator, key card counter and a stand. RISO, Inc., Danvers, MA, (508) 777-7377.

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