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  As a brand, Kyocera has always been committed to a more sustainable future. Kyocera focuses on reducing environmental impact, minimizing running costs, and ensuring effortless integration with information networks in all of their machines. And Kyocera was able to apply all of these concepts into the Kyocera TASKalfa Pro 15000c, an eco-friendly revolution in high-speed inkjet printing. The Kyocera TASKalfa Pro 15000c is a high-speed cut-sheet roll-fed inkjet system that offers you a cost-effective alternative to conventional printing in transactional, trans-promotional and direct-mail applications. It has the ability to offer variable data printing to unlocks customers full potential, and helps expand overall growth....

In today’s fast-paced world, only the best will do. Meet the Kyocera TASKAlfa PRO 15000c -- the leading inkjet in the mailing industry. This high-speed cut-sheet inkjet production printer can transform your business with exceptional productivity. PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Here’s what makes the Kyocera TASKAlfa PRO 15000c the best: 146 images per minute = 8,760 images per hour Same speed for double-sided printing A3/A4 Print 1 million sheets per month Paper Feeder that can handle max 14,310 sheets Up to 600 x 1200 dpi image resolution Media handling up to 13" x 19.2" in and 360 gsm The Kyocera TASKalfa Pro...

  Have you ever heard of the term production printer? These printers are more popularly known as commercial printers or digital presses. Unlike workgroup printers or office printers, production printing machines are designed for the commercial industry. Industries that require a piece of equipment with a high printing volume or have the ability to print on larger paper sizes such as SRA3 or A3+.Industries such as publishing companies, architectural, construction, banks, finance, and insurance companies are the usual ones that need production printers in their offices. This is because these machines have the right features to print architectural blueprints, bank...

Newspaper, books, magazines, and other reading materials would have not been possible if printing wasn't invented. That's why for today's article, we're going to share a short summarization of the interesting history of printing and how it had evolved throughout the centuries. Around 600 A.D. Before the invention of ink and paper, the ancient Chinese used to carved on blocks of wood to print texts. Each page of their book was carved on a block of wood. Although it was considered as a tedious process, it remains as a significant breakthrough in creating multiple copies of the same text. Around...