The feed can cope with paper weights from 46 gsm to 210 gsm card, and in sizes from A6 up to A3. It will also handle carbonless paper either in bulk form or as pre-collated sets. When collating or sorting is required a range of sorters can be attached to the printer. If you need jo b batching, a separating device will insert a strip of paper into the delivery stack to aid separation. The copying process takes place at speeds of up to 7,800 copies per hour, but to give the process flexibility, the copying speed can be varied between 60 and 130 copies per minute.
Ink drying takes place mainly by absorption, with a limited amount of oxidisation.
This precludes using art and coated stocks on this process at the present time. It plugs into a standard 13 amp socket, and power consumption is less than a fifth of the average photocopier. It costs just a few pence to produce a master which will deliver you at least four thousand copies. If you have ever seen offset duplicating and printing, you'll begin the appreciate the effectiveness of this new form of technology. Simple maintenance is all that is required - no cleaning down or elaborate preparation.