To help print providers capitalise on inkjets growing momentum, Xerox announced it will launch two new inkjet presses, the Xerox Brenva HD Production Inkjet Press and the Xerox Trivor 2400 Inkjet Press, at drupa 2016 on 31 May 10 June in Düsseldorf, Germany. The presses are the first in an innovative new series of inkjet offerings to come from Xerox; Brenva HD to the cut-sheet inkjet market and Trivor 2400 with the Xerox IJ Print Server powered by Fiery to the continuous feed inkjet market. "The press will allow print providers to move into catalogues, magazines and colour books, giving customers more flexibility," says Jenny Attewell, printing systems and wide format product manager at Bytes Document Solutions, Each will enable print providers to accelerate growth and drive the production of more high-value applications such as transactional, book publishing and direct mail.
"We are focused on expanding our inkjet portfolio with more choices and greater capabilities for print providers to grow their businesses," says Robert Stabler, senior vice president and general manager, of Global Graphic Communications Business Group, Xerox. With the addition of Brenva HD and Trivor 2400, we are making inkjet more accessible and affordable to a larger number of print providers. Xerox is targeting the space dubbed by InfoTrends as the Zone of Disruption that sits in the gap between high-end toner and low-end inkjet presses with Brenva HD. This new press combines the cost-effectiveness of inkjet with the flexibilities of cut-sheet to address the needs of print providers in the light direct mail, transactional, and book publishing markets. Incorporating many of the reliable paper-path components of the award-winning Xerox iGen, Brenva HD offers best-in-class automation and reliability features to maximise press productivity including:
The Trivor 2400 press combines high performance and increased speed (551 feet/168 meters per minute in colour; 656 feet/200 meters per minute in monochrome) in a small footprint in a print engine. Engineered-in automation ensures superb, reliable image quality including inline density optimisation, clear pixel technology, and missing jet detection and correction. The Trivor 2400 inkjet press is a single engine capable of printing in a duplex. A new print server developed in partnership with EFI, the Xerox IJ Print Server powered by Fiery, will handle multiple data streams for various application types, from publishing to transactional to direct mail. The IJ Print Server will simplify integration, provide comprehensive colour management and integrate seamlessly with customers existing workflows.AvailabilityAvailability and list price for the Xerox Trivor 2400 Inkjet Press with the Xerox IJ Print Server powered by Fiery will be revealed at drupa. The Xerox Brenva HD Production Inkjet Press will be available in Europe in May 2016, in North America in September, and expected in South Africa in October 2016. The list price starts at $649,000. Brenva HD and Trivor 2400 with the IJ Print Server powered by Fiery will be on display at drupa 2016, Hall 8B A62, Messe Düsseldorf.
With a theme Let the Work Flow, the Xerox stand at drupa will showcase how providers can work better by becoming more automated, integrated and productive in their operations. For more information about Xerox at drupa, visit: xerox.com/drupa.About XeroxXerox is helping change the way the world works. By applying our expertise in imaging, business process, analytics, automation, and user-centric insights, we engineer the flow of work to provide greater productivity, efficiency, and personalisation. We conduct business in 180 countries, and our more than 140,000 employees create meaningful innovations and provide business process services, printing equipment, software, and solutions that make a real difference for our clients and their customers.
About Bytes Document SolutionsBytes Document Solutions, a division of the Bytes Technology Group is Africa's leading document management technology and solutions company, offering a comprehensive range of products and services through two independent business units: Xerox and NOR Paper. A wholly-owned division of JSE-listed Altron, Bytes Document Solutions is the authorised Xerox distributor in 26 sub-Saharan countries and has an annual turnover of more than R2 billion. In 2014, the company celebrated two important milestones: Xeroxs 50th year in South Africa, as well as the invention of xerography, the basis of the most widely used document-copying machines, which was developed by Xerox 75 years ago. www.xerox.co.za