The InfoPrint 4100 Advanced Function Printing (AFP) System has long been an industry-leading EP continuous form platform – a favorite of service bureaus, direct mailers and transactional printers. The recently announced T models offer these improvements:

• Engine enhancements, which focus on consistent print quality and paper handling across multiple speeds for added flexibility.
• Multiple serviceability features, which can help reduce cost, improve uptime and increase reliability.
• Expanded Version 7 toner support, which delivers better fuse grade and print quality at ultra high speeds with heavy paper stock and higher toner yield compared to non-Version 7 toners.

"With the increased interest of customers to migrate to full color, we believe that monochrome printing will be an excellent technology companion moving forward, especially with targeted communications or TransPromo applications," said Winston Liu, Director, Production Solutions at InfoPrint. "These latest additions to our InfoPrint 4100 product line show our continued dedication to this space. By offering our customers more flexible, sustainable and cost-effective options, we are confident that our momentum in this market will continue well into the future."

The InfoPrint 4100 models print at speeds up to 330 linear feet per minute^*. They support AFP with color emulation functionality, so you can print color applications compliant with AFP architecture without changes on both color and InfoPrint 4100 printers. As a result, you can confidently roll out Precision Marketing and Print-On-Demand, applications to complement digital color platforms such as the InfoPrint 5000 inkjet printer or the InfoPrint Pro C901 cutsheet printer.

If you want to ease into continuous form printing with a compact, entry-level solution, check out the InfoPrint 75 and InfoPrint 100. These models are ideal for invoices, picking slips and label printing, and they enable you to transition easily to the InfoPrint 4100 models or to digital color offerings.

^{* Exact speed varies depending on document complexity, system configuration, software application, driver and printer state.}