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Ricoh IM CW2200. Compact, All-in-One Wide Format Digital Printers
Ricoh Canada Inc.
Digital Printing
Set your business apart with precision, productivity, and high-quality colour capabilities.
Create new opportunities. Digitize your projects with automated scanning capabilities, streamline your workflow, and integrate seamlessly with cloud-based solutions. Present vibrant drawings, razor-sharp lines, and 3D renderings with up to 1200 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi) print resolution. Easily capture and share collaboration notes and precise colours with 600 x 600 dpi copy and scan resolutions.
Ricoh's IM CW2200 technology is designed for architecture, engineering, and contracting (AEC) and computer-aided design (CAD) professionals. From technical drawings, detailed maps, and planograms to rich CAD drawings and blueprints, our waterproof GEL-JetTM technology uses inks that are smudge free and ultraviolet (UV) resistant, despite weather conditions.
Perform tasks faster with an intuitive 256.5-mm (10.1-in.) Smart Operations Panel, and minimize production downtime with the automatic paper roll setting and fast print speeds across multiple media types (2.1 parts per million [ppm] in colour and 3.8 ppm in black and white). Leverage on advanced imaging technology to deliver your ideas and designs in full colour.
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