Xerox DocuPrint 92C: Features

The Xerox DocuPrint 92C is a highlight color laser printing system that provides an affordable way to produce superior quality, highlight color pages at production speeds in one pass of the media. It is also the only black-plus-one printer that does half tones, tints and shades in an assortment of colors. It has got some amazing features.

The Xerox DocuPrint 92C can print extra color in text, fills, graphics, lines, images, and logos with excellent registration at 600 dpi.

Standard Features: Duplex printing, numerous input trays and output bins, and paper handling that is flexible.

Multiple data stream support (LCDS, IPDS, PCL, PostScript etc.)

With Sixth Sense remote diagnostic software for IPS or NPS, speedy and more efficient Xerox product support is possible.

Single-pass printing (simplex or duplex) at 92 ppm with or without highlight colour.

The single-pass printing feature enables color and black printing in a single pass without any reduction of the rated speed and highlight color in simplex and duplex mode.

Supports linking to mainframe, networks and several other host environments.

For buying, selling, leasing or renting of a Xerox DocuPrint 92C, you can consider JJ Bender.

The tradition of digital printing

With more than 25 years in the copier industry, we know that the more things change- the more they stay the same.

We'd like to point you to a great article by Barbara Pellow about the changing demographics in the graphics industry that she penned for the On Demand Journal.

Pellow touches on how copy shops and commercial printers have had to adjust their business in a changing landscape. However, she notes that the best businesses are able to incorporate the best elements of tradition to create a more attractive product for consumers.

The moral of Pellow's story and perhaps a guiding force in the copier industry is to incorporate change at a reasonable pace to ensure you don't lose your identity, while you continue to offer your customers the latest features such as variable data printing.

If you care to remember how it used to be or are looking for the latest equipment, please consider JJ Bender.