New Canon imagePRESS V1000 enables task automation in production environments

Canon Marketing Malaysia announces the launch of the new imagePRESS V1000 colour production digital press, available in September 2022.

Canon Marketing Malaysia has announced the launch of the new imagePRESS V1000, a cut-sheet digital colour press designed to help commercial and in-house print service providers (PSPs) enhance work efficiency with task automation.

The imagePRESS V1000 digital press is available for purchase starting in September 2022.

Designed to help PSPs explore new business opportunities in the production printing market, the versatile imagePRESS V1000 prints on a wide variety of media and produces an extensive range of print applications, from business cards and direct mails to booklets, posters, and other creative marketing collaterals.

Additionally, the imagePRESS V1000 delivers maximum productivity, consistent quality and reliability to boost production capabilities, establishing it as the first in its next generation of imagePRESS devices.

Canon Marketing Malaysia business imaging solution centre senior director Masato Yoshiie said the release of the imagePRESS V1000 was in response to the growing surge of business requirements in the production field.

“The digital colour press provides PSPs the flexibility to handle a variety of applications with its numerous captivating formats and broad media capability. To assist operators with day-to-day production challenges, the imagePRESS V1000 integrates a number of productivity-enhancing features.

“Task automation is now simple and less invasive to produce prints of excellent quality, freeing up valuable time used to develop new business prospects,” he said.

Effective Task Automation
The imagePRESS V1000 helps PSPs ensure colour repeatability and registration alignment effortlessly. With the Inline Spectrophotometers (ILS), operators can easily perform advanced colour adjustments such as engine linearisation, colour profile creation, G7® calibration, and colour validation with minimal intervention in a short period of time

A new Precision Registration Technology helps operators ensure the alignment of duplexed sheets remain accurate and consistent during long production runs; while an optional Sensing Unit automatically detects prints with mismatched colour settings and adjusts accordingly.

The imagePRESS V1000 also comes with two front-end controller options: PRISMAsync Print Server and imagePRESS Server D3000.

The PRISMAsync Print Server helps PSPs boost production capacity and provides a common workflow across Canon’s production printing offerings. An Automated Colour Task feature streamlines multiple colour setup functionalities into a single action, providing hands-off automation with ease.

Powered by the Fiery FS500 Pro system software, the imagePRESS Server D3000 adds new functionalities to include familiar workflow and prepress features. The Express Media Colour Manager and Auto Recall combined with the ILS delivers swift colour management on an intuitive interface.

Productive Print Operations
The imagePRESS V1000’s innovative POD-SURF (Surface Rapid Fusing) allows it to maintain a consistent print speed of 100 ppm on coated and heavy media types up to 400 gsm, and sustain high efficiency when printing complex and mixed media jobs.

The optional Multi-Drawer Paper Deck when used with the Bypass trays boost the paper input capabilities to create a wide array of premium applications. Together with remote alerts, operators can change media, toner and remove toner waste while keeping the imagePRESS V1000 running for maximum productivity.


High Quality and Reliability

The imagePRESS V1000 features an innovative cooling system that cools paper immediately after fixing. Minimizing the risk of warping, sticking or bricking, not only does the new cooling system ensure optimum print quality, but also avoiding potential waste for the best cost-efficiency.

Moreover, A new transfer technology creates the ideal transport path for each sheet of paper during the printing process, and ensures even colour distribution when operators switch between media types with different weights during printing.