Konica Minolta has launched a new wide format printer series that features ‘a breakthrough in colour print technology and resilience.’
“The KIP 800 Colour Series can capture subtle tints and hues with unsurpassed colour stability and image fidelity for an entire print run,” said Chris Goult, marketing manager, Konica Minolta. “It is ideally suited to a range of wide format printing applications, including architectural, engineering, and construction documents, to maps, posters, and photograph enlargements.
“The KIP 800 wide format series also represents a breakthrough in colour print technology and resilience. Print production on the KIP 800 series not only produces amazingly vibrant colours, striking graphics, and photographic images, it also generates fully lightfast prints, meaning they will not fade or show signs of deterioration over time from exposure to light.”
The new KIP series features a CMYK dry toner system that produces 100 per cent waterproof images ideal for outdoor applications. The KIP 800's also feature a diversified software suite providing a powerful wide format colour and monochrome imaging system. The KIP System K Software, which features multi-touch tablet navigation, SNMP protocols, cost centre control, and cloud collaboration, has the ability to streamline production print work, save time, and increase productivity.
“The combination of the KIP 800’s advanced software and hardware technology makes it a must for production printing,” acccording to Goult. “The series not only offers superb resolution, but it also maintains incredible resolution at fast print speed of up to eight A1’s per minute, in either colour or black and white.”
The KIP 800 series includes five models: KIP 850 2 roll colour print system; KIP 860 2 roll multi-function colour print system; KIP 870 4 roll colour print system; KIP 880 4 roll colour print system; and KIP 890 4 roll colour print system.
The launch coincides with a series of seminars that Konica Minolta is running to present 3D and KIP 800 series wide format technology to architects and design engineers. Seminars have been held in Melbourne and Brisbane, and the Sydney event will be on Thursday, 12th November 2015, from 12pm – 2pm at Konica Minolta House, 4 Drake Ave, Macquarie Park, NSW, 2113.