Kyocera enters production print

Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa expands into production print market, with the launch of the TASKalfa Pro 15000c. This development is the next step in Kyocera’s diversification, building on a wealth of experience in the creation of inkjet printhead technology.

 

Kyocera’s longstanding heritage and expertise in the printing industry, where their collection of laser MFPs and printers are among the most respected in the market, now moves into the production printing domain with their latest product. The device offers low maintenance, high efficiency and low energy consumption, and provides solutions in an economical way for printing in high quantities.

 

“This is a landmark moment for Kyocera, bringing our decades of experience into the production print sector. This production device provides companies of all sizes with an unrivalled return on investment thanks to its 150 pages per minute and market-leading reliability,” says Greg Griffith, Hardware Product Manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.

 

Inkjet technology is revolutionising the production print market with Smithers Pira forecasting that it will drive growth for digital print through 2023 and beyond*. The dramatic rise of inkjet can be put down to several key factors including its unique feature set and changing consumer trends.

printhead business in April 2008 and has been successfully producing industry-leading OEM inkjet printheads since then

 

Additionally, the TASKalfa Pro 15000c can enhance the productivity of any print job, with a

 

“The product offers more than just quality, but also reliability and environmental sustainability, which is at the heart of Kyocera’s philosophy. The device operates at 6.3 KwH/week for Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC), representing one of the best energy efficient products in this category on the market. Focused on optimising energy usage as much as possible, the TASKalfa Pro 15000c maintains Kyocera’s focus on reducing environmental impact at the same time as cost,” Griffith added.

 

Griffith says that customers in the production printing domain are very knowledgeable and will look carefully at what technology can deliver. To this end, Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa has invested in redesigning their showroom to allow interested parties to view and test the device.