Fujifilm Business Innovation Australia expands the specialty toners for the Revoria Press EC2100S and SC285S, with the addition of White and Silver to the existing palette of Clear, Pink and Gold.
Building on the public showcase of the Revoria Press EC2100S and SC285S at drupa in May 2024, as well as its launch in Australia in March this year, Fujifilm is introducing the new colours to enhance creative flexibility, open greater market opportunities, and help set new innovative standards for highspeed, high-resolution digital printing.
According to the company, the expanded colour palette is designed to enable printing on dark, transparent, textured, and specialty media “with exceptional vibrancy and metallic effects, elevating branding, and promotional materials to new heights”.
“With the rising demand for short print runs and vibrant colour customisation, the launch of White and Silver specialty colours unlocks exciting new creative possibilities for brand owners, businesses and design agencies,” said Yoshitaka Nakamura, senior general manager at Fujifilm Graphic Communications and head of Oceania.
“These premium options not only elevate designs to a bold, avant-garde level but also captivate consumer attention like never before – driving greater engagement and accelerating business growth in today’s competitive market.”
Benefits of white and silver specialty colours
The inclusion of White and Silver toners significantly broadens the creative potential and commercial appeal of digital print applications.
The company says the White toner is essential for creating bright, vivid images on dark or transparent substrates, making it ideal for premium innovative marketing collateral, while the Silver toner introduces a metallic shimmer for enhancing visual impact on things like high-end business cards, brochures, and promotional items.
These colours enable designers and printers to craft more dynamic, eye-catching designs, opening new avenues for differentiation in competitive markets.
The White and Silver toners are seamlessly integrated into the Revoria Press series.
The Revoria Press EC2100S and SC285S
The Revoria Press EC2100S and SC285S models are equipped with advanced technology, including a specialty toner station that supports five-colour printing in a single pass, expanding the creative palette for high-value, short-run, and customised jobs.
These models are distinguished by their compact design, high-speed performance (printing up to 100 and 85 pages per minute respectively), and high-resolution output at 2400dpi. They are ideally suited for commercial printing, quick turnarounds, and in-house production environments.
Additionally, the Print Inspection System ensures flawless output, inspecting printed materials in real-time to automatically detect defects such as dots, streaks, stains, pinholes and paper folds.
This system also verifies barcode readability and numbering continuity, providing peace of mind that every print meets the highest quality standards.
Key features and highlights
The Revoria Press EC2100S and SC285S comes with several key features, all of which, the company says, is designed to “enable creative excellence and operational efficiency”. These features include:
- Expanded colour palette: Support for White and Silver toners, alongside existing Clear, Pink and Gold.
- High-Speed, high-resolution printing: Up to 100ppm for Revoria Press EC2100S and 85ppm for Revoria Press SC285S, at 2400dpi.
- Versatile media handling: Supports paper weights from 52gsm to 400gsm and sizes up to 330 x 1300 mm.
- Automatic quality control: Print Inspection System reduces lead time to delivery by improving efficiency and consistency in the quality control process of printed materials, without sacrificing the productivity of the press.
- Efficient workflow: Features Smart Monitoring Gate D1, which detects and corrects colour variations and misalignments automatically, reducing manual rework and ensuring consistent high quality.
- Flexible media feeding: Air Suction Feeder improves handling of static-sensitive and coated media, reducing paper jams and improving throughput.