Canon U.S.A., Inc. has announced the first in a new series of entry-level color production printers, the imagePRESS Lite C165printer. Featuring a small footprint, plug & play 120V power requirement and workflow options.
Aimed for in-house printing and small production environments, Canon says the imagePRESS Lite C165 production printer combines media versatility with the ability to produce high-quality graphic applications to help customers produce a diverse range of print offerings. With the capability to print on paper stocks up to 130 pound Cover (350 gsm) and support long sheets up to 51.2 inches, users can have the opportunity to work with a broad scope of media to bring print to life through applications such as marketing collateral, six-panel brochures and business cards. The imagePRESS Lite C165 is designed to deliver the front to back registration accuracy needed to produce deliverables, such as business cards and brochures. Additionally, to help limit color fluctuations and preserve brand identities, Multi-D.A.T. (Multi Density Adjustment Technology) automatically performs real-time density adjustments while printing with no user or operator intervention.
“We are excited to bring together our company’s deep understanding of the enterprise and production marketplace and deliver a new series that can easily be used for routine office workloads, while also producing a diverse range of high-quality and high-value applications,” says Shinichi Yoshida, executive vice president and general manager, Canon U.S.A. Inc. “For environments looking to get the most from their investment, the imagePRESS Lite C165 is designed to deliver the productivity, user-centric control and remarkable quality that our customers’ essential work demands.”
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