Revoria Press PC1120
Delivering creative print that drives business growth
Winner of BLI Pro Award "Outstanding High-Volume CMYK+ Production Device"
Reaching new heights to delight customers
The Revoria Press PC1120 recently won the keypoint intelligence BLI Pro Award as “outstanding high-volume CMYK + production device.
Imagine up to six colour stations online at the same time with speciality toners that can include white, gold, silver, clear, pink, and textured finishes. Then add the possibility of printing one of each both before and after CMYK laydown for an infinite number of creative possibilities. The Revoria Press PC1120 is the only press that can offer such flexibility with the minimum of fuss and downtime. Other platforms require multiple passes through the press and swapping colours between stations to achieve the same output.
Key considerations
Speed: 120 ppm
Average Monthly Print Volumes 150,000 to 400,000 SRA3
52-400 gsm
Add the possibility of printing one of each speciality toners both before and after CMYK laydown for an infinite number of creative possibilities, taking your output to new levels with maximum productivity.
Super EA-Eco toner also has one of the smallest toner particle sizes in the world. This makes it possible to reproduce small characters and thin lines more sharply, render halftones and gradients with less graininess, and reproduce dot shapes more faithfully, delivering superior print quality.
Adding white to the Revoria Press PC1120 opens up the potential to print on films for stickers, labels, window graphics and very light stocks. The new New Static Eliminator module keeps synthetic media moving.
The Revoria Press PC1120 Air /Suction Feeder is an offset-like feeding mechanism that adds a new level of control for light weight to heavy weight paper, small or large, even banner sized sheets of up to 1.2m.
10-bit processing and half tone smoothing results in up to 1024 halftones (instead of 256 with an 8-bit system) meaning extra control and higher quality reproduction can be achieved. In addition, graduation correction is used on images and vector graphics, faithfully reproducing fine tints, gradations of colour and subtle blends between colours. This is especially valuable when printing colour gradients, skin tones and shadows.
