The OEM expands its Wide-Format line by introducing the KIP series of colour and black & white print systems.
Kyocera Document Solutions America, Inc announced the launch of two colour, and three black & white series of the KIP Wide-Format print systems.
In partnership with KIP, Kyocera are providing one of the most advanced, innovative Wide-Format technologies in the industry today.
The series are as follows:
- KIP 900 Colour Series (970/980/990 (20D B&W and 16D Colour))
- KIP 800 Colour Series (850/860/870/880/890 (10D B&W and 8D Colour))
- KIP 79 Black & White Series (7974/7984/7994)
- KIP 75 Black & White Series (7572/7574/7582/7584/ (8D/10D))
- KIP 71 Black & White Series (7171/7172 (4D/6D))
The KIP series of Wide-Format print systems copy, print, scan, and deliver high speed output and superior image quality that meets the need of the technical print market, which includes manufacturing, government, defense/aerospace, utilities, AEC (Architectural, Engineering and Construction), and the print centre market with education, retail, and commercial print for pay.
All KIP print systems utilise a single software solution, KIP ImagePro, which is designed to simplify every stage of the colour and black & white Wide-Format workflow. KIP ImagePro provides job creation, image capture, and reproduction for print intensive environments.
“We developed a great partnership with KIP when we first introduced the black & white 7170 and 770 print systems”, said Franchesca Balbuena-Fullman, Product & Research Marketing Manager for Kyocera. “Now, with this launch, we are expanding our presence in the production Wide-Format market.”
KIP is a global supplier of digital printing and scanning solutions for colour and monochrome Wide-Format documents. KIP is headquartered in Novi, Michigan with research and manufacturing centres in the United States, Germany, Taiwan and Japan.
KIP has regional demonstration and training centres in the following major North American metropolitan areas, Novi, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; Toronto, Canada; Baltimore, Maryland; Atlanta, Georgia; Dallas, Texas; Irvine, California and Seattle, Washington.
