New Xerox Wide Format Printer Does It All in Colour

Tags:Xerox 7142 MFP delivers detail-rich image quality for colour copying, printing and scanning documents up to 15 metres long Uxbridge, UK, August 09, 2011 – The new Xerox 7142 Wide Format Multifunction Printer Solution gives architectural, engineering and construction companies, manufacturing firms and commercial print shops an affordable option for colour technical documents. The compact Xerox 7142 MFP employs high-resolution colour scanning and printing technology to ensure crisp, accurate image quality on jobs such as construction plans, electrical wiring diagrams and mapping. The system scans hard copy documents to electronic files and copies existing prints of all standard sizes – up to 15 metres in length. The large 15-inch touch screen not only provides an easy-to-use interface but also gives a real-time preview of the document as it is scanned. The new "Sure Scan" feature allows the user to view and alter scanning settings, ensuring the best quality before printing or storing the document to archive, while eliminating Buy Nba Jerseys the need to rescan. "Architects, engineers and commercial printers will appreciate how easy it is to use the new Xerox 7142 Multifunction Printer NFL Jerseys Cheap Solution to produce technical drawings of virtually any size that are rich in detail and in colour. They may also be familiar with the user interface – which is the same one found on Xerox's mono devices," said Howard Witt, Wide Format Manager, Xerox Europe. "The 7142 joins an extensive range of Xerox wide format devices that are available from an increasing number of Xerox resellers across Europe." The Xerox 7142 MFP uses the latest ink-jet head technology, which enables printing on a variety of media, including standard uncoated paper. The solution supports popular CAD and graphic communication file formats and is also powerful enough to support full graphic communications applications. Tags: Xerox This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 17th, 2011 at 7:50 am and is filed under Business, IT, Printing. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.