The Bizhub Pro 951 can print up to 95ppm, which equates to average volumes of between 80,000 and 300,000 A4 pages per month.
Konica Minolta is pitching the Pro 951, which can print at resolutions of up to 1,200dpi, at entry-level print operations that require high-quality output coupled with high-volume production.
Capable of handling substrates ranging from 40 to 300gsm, the machine can also print onto 350gsm stocks with the model's heavy-substrate option.
The new Konica Minolta machine can hold up to 9,000 sheets of paper and also features a range of finishing options, including stapling, booklet-making, z-folding, ring binding and GBC punching.
According to Mark Hinder, market development manager of Konica Minolta Business Solutions UK, the Bizhub Pro 951 represents an "outstanding" price-performance ratio.
"With a scalable and modular configuration concept, and the ability to produce high end printed products, in line, our new entry-level production printer allows users to enter a new class of monochrome printer," he added.
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