Kyocera and Ricoh partner to boost inkjet portfolios with TASKalfa Pro 15000c

[PrintWhisperer]

Kyocera and Ricoh form partnership to boost award-winning inkjet portfolios with the TASKalfa Pro 15000c

[JR2ALTA]

Not for the faint of heart. Selling a quarter million dollar inkjet press without a ton of experience can be a customer relations disaster.

[PrintWhisperer]

Not for the faint of heart. Selling a quarter million dollar inkjet press without a ton of experience can be a customer relations disaster.

True, this is a production machine. Price point is significantly lower than 250k, enough that Ricoh bought in.

Think of Ricoh 9600 accessories with an ink-jet engine and dryer in place of the laser print engine.

The print heads are verrry expensive though, but they have a special program available to cover them.

[davel]

When will Ricoh learn to keep away from Kyocera shit.

[JR2ALTA]

True, this is a production machine. Price point is significantly lower than 250k, enough that Ricoh bought in.

Think of Ricoh 9600 accessories with an ink-jet engine and dryer in place of the laser print engine.

The print heads are verrry expensive though, but they have a special program available to cover them.

Are saying customer cost, after accessories is significantly lower than 250?

[PrintWhisperer]

Currently there are 5 different configurations so let's say I was referring to entry level.

[Gift]

Not for the faint of heart. Selling a quarter million dollar inkjet press without a ton of experience can be a customer relations disaster.

Remember 2006? Ricoh Gelsprinter Series..... I was there^^

[rthonpm]

Remember 2006? Ricoh Gelsprinter Series..... I was there^^

Those things are actually still around as dye sublimation printers. Ricoh still makes them and they're sold under the Sawgrass name. My wife was looking at one of those and I had to do a double take because it looked so familiar.

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