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Color printer OKI Pro6410 NeonColor

17.04.2016

OKI Europe Ltd has launched the Pro6410 NeonColor printer with white toner from the OKI Pro range of graphic printers. Fluorescent images on virtually any surface with the Pro6410 NeonColor printer allows graphic design to go beyond the standard CMY color gamut. In addition to the Pro6410 NeonColor, OKI Europe also introduced white toner technology, which will be included in the new Pro7411WT and Pro9420WT models in the OKI Pro range of graphic printers.

Now printers and printing departments of companies can use the device's capabilities to create a fluorescent effect on light or dark surfaces with an additional protection option, namely, printing with neon white toner, which is visible only under UV radiation.

The versatility of the OKI Pro6410 NeonColor printer and its vibrant color spectrum give businesses quick access to sustainable income in apparel and product embellishment, personalization, packaging and proofing, point-of-sale signage, and education. In particular, the versatility of this solution for printing, proofing and production makes it possible to produce deep solid whites on a variety of color media and overprint other colors to create vibrant decals against dark backgrounds.

The Pro6410 NeonColor and Pro7411WT support A4 printing on media weights up to 250 g/m2 and lengths up to 1320 mm. At the same time, OKI Pro9420WT has the ability to print on SRA3 formats with a density of up to 300 g/m2 with the same banner length.

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