RISO Launches ComColor GN Series
RISO KAGAKU CORPORATION has introduced the ComColor GN Series, a remarkable advancement in high-speed, full-color inkjet printing technology. Engineered for businesses requiring rapid and efficient output, these printers are set to change the landscape of high-volume printing.
Exceptional Speed and Efficiency
The flagship model, ComColor GN9830, stands out with its phenomenal simplex print speed of up to
180 pages per minute (ppm). This speed allows businesses to significantly streamline their production processes. Unique
stationary, in-line printheads enable consistent, efficient feeding of documents, ensuring that users experience smooth operational workflows. Furthermore, the printer’s smart design optimizes startup and recovery times, drastically reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
Innovative Heatless Technology
One standout feature of the ComColor GN Series is its
heatless, oil-based pigment ink technology. Unlike conventional laser printers that require heat and pressure, RISO’s innovative approach not only prevents paper curling but also helps maintain flat sheets. This unique functionality is crucial for stable duplex printing and seamless post-processing tasks, including sorting, stapling, and booklet binding—making it a powerhouse for extensive mailing operations and document management.
Enhanced Image Quality
The ComColor GN Series doesn’t just excel in speed; its image quality is equally impressive. The printers come equipped with newly formulated inks and advanced printhead technology that expand color gamut and density. This results in vibrant color reproduction, ensuring professional results that include sharp images, clear barcodes, and finely detailed text. These capabilities extend to a variety of media types, including postcards and envelopes, further broadening the versatility of this printing solution.
Commitment to Sustainability
In an era where sustainability is paramount, RISO has designed the ComColor GN Series with eco-friendly engineering practices. The
heatless printing process contributes to lower energy consumption, which is an essential factor for businesses focused on reducing operational costs and environmental impact. Furthermore, the printers include
15% recycled plastic resin in their construction, a significant increase from preceding models, helping to minimize lifecycle carbon emissions. Users can even monitor their estimated CO2 reductions directly from the printer's intuitive color touch screen, fostering corporate responsibility and environmental awareness.
Conclusion
As RISO celebrates its 80th anniversary, the launch of the ComColor GN Series marks a significant milestone in its journey from a mimeograph business to a leading innovator in printing technology. Designed with modern businesses in mind, these printers are not only capable of meeting the high demands of today's printing environment but do so while being conscious of their environmental footprint.
For more information on the ComColor GN Series, please visit
RISO's product page for detailed specifications and regional availability.