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The Ultimate MFP


I was on the phone today with a potential customer. This customer has a high volume somewhere in the area of 10 million pages per month. So we starting talking about technology and where it is and where is might go. We spoke in length about the HP Edgeline, CTP for Duplicators, however where we ended up is talking about just adding a splash of color to a monochrome document.



Well, I know the HP Edgeline (highlight color) can do this, however his media requirements does not make the Edgeline a good fit. As a matter of fact it seemed there is no good fit for him. His statement was that they need to add a single color line or a word in color and with his present equipment he would have a charge of six cents per page just for the splash of color. His customers would not pay the price.


In another thought I remember a system from SeriPrinter that actually had a VDP head at the end of the curing process. My question to all of the manufacturers out there is why can't a laser system be developed that prints monochrome but allows the user to add a splash of color or logo with with ink similar to the Seri Printer?


I would tend to think the market for a dedicated system would be tremendous. Thoughts from anyone????
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For 10 million clicks per month, it might be worth some investigating and I would start with what Duplo calls the Graphic Wizard or what Riso used to sell as the PS8050. I don't know who the manufacturer is. It is an inkjet device that attaches to the end of whatever printing device and applies limited variable data to whatever the device outputs. Good for envelopes, numbering of NCR, or marketing messages and operates at up to 6,000 pieces per hour. You can also add scoring or perforating attachments.

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