Ryobi's new perfector models in the 920 line
Bengaluru-based Indo European Machinery (IEM), the Indian representative for Ryobi presses in India, has announced the launch of Ryobi's newly developed convertible perfecting models for its 920 A1-plus size multi-colour offset presses.
15 Oct 2010 | By PrintWeek India
Ryobi's new perfector models in the 920 line
IEM has installed over 100 units of Ryobi 920 in India, the latest one a Ryobi 924 plus coater is being installed at Expert Prints, in Mumbai.
"The 920 series has been highly rated in the Indian market and 25x36in size is very attractive and ideal for the book and commercial houses. Besides superior cost performance, the Ryobi 920 enabled reduction of energy and cost of printing material as well as saving installation space," said IEM's sales and marketing director B S Satish.
The convertible perfecting presses include six models ranging from two-colour Ryobi 922P, four-colour 924P, five-colour 925P. Also it includes, a six-colour 926P to eight-colour 928P and ten-colour 9210P that will allow full colour perfecting in a single pass.
Satish said: "We believe that these new products with convertible perfecting device meets the need for printing companies who are tackling issues of increasing in productivity and securing profits of diversified double-sided printing jobs."
"The 920 series has been highly rated in the Indian market and 25x36in size is very attractive and ideal for the book and commercial houses. Besides superior cost performance, the Ryobi 920 enabled reduction of energy and cost of printing material as well as saving installation space," said IEM's sales and marketing director B S Satish.
The convertible perfecting presses include six models ranging from two-colour Ryobi 922P, four-colour 924P, five-colour 925P. Also it includes, a six-colour 926P to eight-colour 928P and ten-colour 9210P that will allow full colour perfecting in a single pass.
Satish said: "We believe that these new products with convertible perfecting device meets the need for printing companies who are tackling issues of increasing in productivity and securing profits of diversified double-sided printing jobs."
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