Canon OCE VARIOSTREAM 9700, OCE VARIOSTREAM 9000, OCE VARIOSTREAM 9500, OCE VARIOSTREAM 9600 BROCHURE

Océ

VarioStream 9000

Performance rules

High speed continuous feed printing system

Color is breaking into the world of transactional printing. Yet despite the new importance of color, black & white applications still account for the bulk of print jobs. So imagine a system that balances today’s high volume B/W requirements with the option of installing spot color later. A printing solution powerful enough to meet tight production schedules and handle peak volumes efficiently and economically – ready for you to add Océ CustomTone® colors at a pace to suit you.

Unique versatility

The Océ VarioStream® 9000 is designed to give you more: high B/W productivity plus spot color capability when you need it.

•Black & white with the performance and cost effectiveness of a specialized B/W printer

•Unrivalled flexibility in media choice

•Future-proof investment, with easy addition of one or two Océ CustomTone® colors

•Perfect for today’s high B/W volume requirements, with pathways for Océ CustomTone colors

•Upgradable output speeds:

from 800 to 1,069, 1,283 or 1,425 A4 images per minute (from 852 to 1,136, 1,364 or 1,515 US letter images)

Transactional efficiency

At a B/W process speed of approximately 1.76 m/sec, the Océ VarioStream 9710, the fastest version, can produce over 1,425 A4 images (or 1,515 US letter images) per minute. It processes paper widths of up to 19.5"/495.3 mm and a wide range of weights. Handling is made superbly easy with automatic paper feeding, singlepass duplex printing, Single Point of Operation, and UP³I, the multi-vendor standard for faster alignment of pre and post-processing units. You benefit from a new dimension of productivity that gives you the performance you need in daily operation. And if any of your print jobs need additional color, you can simply run the printer in two or three-color mode.

Your platform into the future

The Océ VarioStream 9000 is your migration platform into the future. You decide when to add more color – or higher speed. The system is ready to take the next step with you.

December 2007 1/2