light production · colour
Bring professional colour production into a compact footprint. The Pro C5400S and C5410S combine flexible media handling, scanning and optional Fiery controllers for in-house print rooms and commercial short runs. Compare each model’s speed, feeding and finishing options below.
Bring short-run commercial work and everyday document production together. The Pro C5400S and C5410S share a flexible platform, with different output speeds and options to suit the work you need to keep in-house.
Explore marketing materials, personalised communications and finished documents on one colour platform.
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Pair production imaging with the right media settings and a repeatable proofing routine.
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Choose the model and controller around your workload, from walk-up documents to prepared production jobs.
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Build the finishing route around the documents you deliver most often.
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production press · colour
Turn the optional fifth colour station into a creative advantage. The Pro C7500 combines print enhancement beyond CMYK with broad media handling and automated production workflows for premium direct mail, packaging applications and distinctive marketing print.
high-volume production · colour
A high-volume colour press for commercial print, combining a broad media range with configurable inline feeding and finishing.
production press · monochrome
Dedicated print and multifunction configurations for high-volume monochrome documents, manuals and book production.
Explore marketing materials, personalised communications and finished documents on one colour platform.
Use colour photography, plans and clear text together in property brochures, service guides and business collateral. Print smaller batches as information changes, rather than holding a large stock of material that may date quickly.
Variable-data workflows can change names, images or offers between sheets. Plan the data, artwork and selected controller together for targeted mail, invitations and customer communications.
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Optional feeding equipment extends the choice of media and sheet lengths. The Australian range lists support up to 360 g/m² and banner sheets up to 1,300 mm with suitable options. Confirm the exact tray, stock and duplex limits in the model tables.
Pair production imaging with the right media settings and a repeatable proofing routine.
Ricoh's VCSEL imaging supports detailed text and colour images. Accurate registration matters when a design is printed on both sides, especially on business cards and booklet pages.
A coated cover and an uncoated text page can reproduce the same artwork differently. Save suitable paper settings, calibrate the selected controller and approve a representative proof before a repeat run.
Application illustration; not a production sample.Choose the model and controller around your workload, from walk-up documents to prepared production jobs.
Australian A4 LEF speeds are 65 ppm for the Pro C5400S and 80 ppm for the Pro C5410S. Actual output depends on stock, image processing and finishing; heavier-media modes should be checked separately.
Use the standard controller or select an optional Fiery E-28B or E-48B for the colour and job-management tools your team needs. Both model tables retain the Australian controller and equipment details.
Multifunction capability suits print rooms that receive both digital jobs and paper originals. Organise job settings and output collection so walk-up requests can fit around planned production.
Application illustration; not a production sample.Build the finishing route around the documents you deliver most often.
Compatible booklet making, folding and punching options can reduce separate handling steps. Specify the finisher against paper size, sheet count, stock weight and the desired booklet format.
Bring a typical cover, internal pages and inserts when discussing the configuration. A finished proof makes it easier to assess fold quality, page alignment and whether the output is ready for your customer.
Application illustration; not a production sample.Select a model, then open the specification groups to compare speed, media handling and equipment options.
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