EFI and RISO Introduce Advanced Fiery Server for ComColor GL Series of Inkjet Printers
10 January 2023: Continuing their partnership to bring ease of use, productivity and profitability to producers of transactional and direct marketing applications, Electronics For Imaging, Inc. and RISO have worked to bring RISO’s latest entry to the A3-format inkjet printing market, the ComColor GL, a printer series that also offers users the power of the EFI™ Fiery® Workflow Suite combined with the industry’s fastest, most productive digital front end (DFE) print server technology. The new Fiery ComColor Express FS2100C server benefits from the processing power of the Fiery NX One platform, and recently launched FS500 Pro software, to perform fast processing of complex and personalized PDFs to deliver accurate prints 26% faster than its predecessor.
“Our goal continues to be to offer accurate, high productivity inkjet printing to our customers, and our partnership with EFI is critical to achieving that goal in transpromo and other document production applications,” said Andre D’Urbano, Executive Director, RISO Inc.
“Transactional and direct marketing print businesses thrive by delivering large volumes of low-cost variable data output,” said John Henze, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, EFI Fiery. “This new, higher-productivity Fiery DFE offers intelligent automation, preflight tools, and integrated color management that help ensure print businesses are able to produce documents correctly the first time, every time, at the lowest cost, and without requiring extensive user training.”
In addition to faster processing speeds that help print operations generate more print in less time, the new Fiery DFE includes a wide array of useful workflow tools that improve productivity further, including pre-installed Fiery Preflight and Fiery JobFlow™ Base software that automate the production of ready-to-print files. In a tight labor market, the new DFE gives print shop owners the advantage of more accurate production and less waste, even with newer, less skilled operators.
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