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Four-color, toner-based printer can accommodate media up to 12 x 18 inches.
OKI Data Americas has launched its OKI proColor pro930 tabloid printer, aimed at color-critical applications in the graphic-art market. The 4-color (CMYK), toner-based LED pro930 can accommodate media up to 12 x 18 in. (and banners up to 12.9 x 47.24 in.) and up to 330 gsm. It boasts a resolution of 1200 dpi max. and a speed of up to 17 pages/min (tabloid/A3, color).
Features include: Pantone calibration, embedded EFI Fiery RIP, SmartRIP technology, and support for XMPie. The pro930 can utilize a wide range of media and substrates, including glossy stock, custom/specialty media, cling film, magnetic media, and more.
List price: $10,230.
The pro930 is just one of five in the company’s new OKI proColor Series of printers geared toward the graphic arts. Other machines in the series include the pro810 for the AEC market, pro910, pro900DP (a digital envelope color press), and the pro510DW (a digital color web press).
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Like the other printers within the OKI proColor Series, the pro900DP Digital Envelope Press provides unprecedented short-run, color-critical printing capabilities at an affordable price-point.
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This sounds like a pretty solid printer. My company is thinking of replacing the old printer we have that runs off ink cartridges and switching to one that’s toner based. This seems like a good choice. Any reviews?
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The pro930 is just one of five in the company’s new OKI proColor Series of printers geared toward the graphic arts.Features include: Pantone calibration, embedded EFI Fiery RIP, SmartRIP technology, and support for XMPie.portable generator reviews