Xerox Boosts Productivity on Impika Inkjet Presses

Pictured here is the Xerox Impika Compact inkjet press. There are multiple configurations of the Compact, Reference and Evolution inkjet presses.

Scalability and flexibility are desirable features in today’s demanding print environment. With a commitment to continuous development, Xerox has unveiled an upgrade for new and existing Xerox Impika Compact, Reference and Evolution inkjet presses. The firmware enables providers to capture business growth by increasing press volume and productivity, and most customers will not need to make any additional hardware investments.

Print shops can handle more jobs and experience quicker turnaround times with up to 30% faster print speeds (40 kHz). Additionally, variable ink drop size optimizes mixed page content with small drops for detail and large drops for improved density and coverage. Very High Quality mode — available on the Evolution press or monochrome-only configurations — delivers new levels of image quality equivalent to 1,200 dpi visual resolution multi-drop and enables very efficient ink usage with a larger gamut.

"At Xerox, we are continuously innovating to extend the range of performance and value of our technology to ensure our customers are able to maximize the return on their investment," said Cristina Fernandez, VP and general manager, Continuous Feed Inkjet Business, Xerox. "This allows our customers to scale production capabilities and better serve their customers to meet volume demands as they grow over time."

About Xerox
Xerox is helping change the way the world works. By applying its expertise in imaging, business process, analytics, automation and user-centric insights, Xerox engineers the flow of work to provide greater productivity, efficiency and personalization. The company conducts business in 180 countries, and its more than 130,000 employees create meaningful innovations and provide business process services, printing equipment, software and solutions that make a real difference for its clients — and their customers.

Source: Xerox.