600 DPI VS. RISO GR3700

I doubt your ship will sink once the prospect sees the cost for the MX1200 if that is what you are referring to. That is Riso's variable data printer attachment option. It retails for $15,995 and dealer cost is $11,995.

It operates at full speed (120/minute).

your right. i just started to floar again. thanks for your input.

Jim, how is the variable data accomplsihed? Print and software application.

Art

I probably shouldn't tell you all this but there probably isn't any reason that the variable data printer wouldn't work on a PriPort with alittle engineering to get the unit heigth right and one unit secured to the other..

The MX1200 is a multi-head ink jet printer (Made by Graphics Wizard) that rolls up to the exit end of the Riso. You create the master on the Riso with everything that is non-variable. Then a mail-merge program of your choosing sends variable data to the MX1200 which prints an address as fast as the Riso can send the copies. The Riso prints the non-variable image and exits the document to the MX1200. The exiting document triggers the MX1200 to print the next address.

The Risograph is not doing anything different than it ever does. That is why I contend that the same printer rolled up to the back of a PriPort would do the same thing.

Jim:

Do you have a web address for them?

Art

www.riso.com

No, I mean Graphics Wizard

Can you use off line finishing in conjunction with the variable date printer, or is it a choose one only circumstance. Also do you have any pictures of that item?

Brian;

Call me on my cell 732.803.1022

Art