Start with a digital copier. Add printing and scanning features to grow with business demands. KIP 3000 systems are easily field upgradeable via software key codes.

Easier is better, so the integrated KIP 3000 touch screen operator panel has been designed for easy use. Function buttons are large and clear. Menus are intuitive and user-friendly, ensuring simple operations for everything from walk-up copies to network scanning applications.

Copies, prints or scans – KIP 3000 image quality makes wide format technical communications clear and effective. KIP High Definition Print (HDP) technology delivers outstanding halftone definition, uniform solid fills and fine lines. The 100% efficient HDP toner system provides clean, environmentally friendly operation.

The KIP 5000-Series is a modular, integrated wide-format production system with high-speed output that makes it perfect for mid-volume needs. Available as a networkable printer, copier or full scan-to-file system in monochrome and color, KIP 5000 also comes in 2-roll or 4-roll configuration to match the specific needs of your application.

The KIP 7000 system accurately reproduces the full range of monochrome technical drawings, graphic renderings, maps and photographs. A range of convenient preset quality controls are available to assist operators with making proper monochrome imaging adjustments. To ensure maximum clarity, the system dynamically adjusts exposure settings during all monochrome copying and scanning applications.

The world's fastest wide format printer makes waiting for documents a thing of the past. The design of the KIP 8000 is focused on delivering high volume, uninterrupted print production that enables you to meet the increasingly tight deadlines of today's work environment.

With outstanding print quality, the industry's lowest operational costs and off-the-chart production speed of 47 feet per minute, the KIP 8000 provides all the necessary tools for wide format document success. In addition, a monochrome or mono/color dual function KIP scanner may be positioned on top of the printer to create a single footprint system, or arranged into two freestanding components to create separate printing and scanning stations.