continuous-feed · colour inkjet
Move personalised books, manuals and direct mail into high-volume digital production. The Pro VC60000 combines variable-data workflows, pigment inkjet and configurable drying for a broad mix of commercial applications.
Bring variable text and colour images to roll-fed production. The Pro VC60000 supports the shift from static bulk print to personalised communications, books and other repeatable high-volume applications.
Explore transactional documents, direct mail and publishing on a continuous web.
explore applications
Choose the quality mode and media treatment for the application you intend to produce.
explore inkjet quality
Match processing, running speed and operator access to the production mix.
Application illustrationexplore productivity
Specify pre- and post-processing around the work, not as separate purchases.
explore finishing & workflowCheck the technical details and equipment options for your workflow.
keep exploring
continuous-feed · colour inkjet
Build high-volume colour workflows around paper flexibility, drying and variable-data production. The Pro VC70000 supports demanding commercial print, publications and direct mail with selectable speed and resolution modes.
Explore transactional documents, direct mail and publishing on a continuous web.
Combine document data, branding and targeted messages in one print workflow. Establish record ordering, reconciliation and proof checks before a personalised run is released.
On-demand book sections and versioned publications can reduce the need to hold finished inventory. Plan the roll layout around cutting, folding and binding, with sufficient information to track sections through finishing.
Choose the quality mode and media treatment for the application you intend to produce.
Ricoh's variable-drop printheads and pigment ink support text and colour reproduction. The Australian specification lists up to 1,200 × 1,200 dpi at 50 m/min; the fastest mode is not the highest-resolution mode.
Evaluate the paper, ink coverage and dryer configuration as a complete system. A proof should include dense colour areas and the intended downstream handling, not just a light-coverage test page.
Match processing, running speed and operator access to the production mix.
Ricoh Australia lists 120 m/min at 600 × 600 dpi, or 150 m/min with the high-speed option. The supported weight range changes from 40–250 g/m² at 120 m/min to 64–157 g/m² at 150 m/min.
A configured production controller handles the incoming data and print sequence. Check supported data streams, composition software and the method for recovering interrupted or rejected work before installation.
The Australian specification lists on-the-fly ink replacement and two 10-litre cartridges per colour. Include consumable access, maintenance and roll changes when planning operator tasks.
Specify pre- and post-processing around the work, not as separate purchases.
Unwinding, rewinding, cutting, folding and inserting require a compatible production route. Decide where jobs will be separated, checked and collected, and how finishing will respond to a stopped or restarted run.
Application illustration; not a production sample.
Review the full equipment layout, utility requirements and access for maintenance. Agree how representative jobs will be tested from input file to the final document before the system enters routine production.
Review the key figures and the listed equipment options for this system.
let’s talk print
Tell us what you print, your volumes and where you want to go. We’ll help you explore the next step.
