The Xerox Corporation announced that Ifolor AG, a photo and print lab based in Kreuzingen, Switzerland, has agreed to buy multiple Xerox iGen4 Presses. Recently, Xerox has sold more than 300 digital systems and software. In addition to the iGen4 Presses, Ifolor has also upgraded three of its existing iGen3 Digital Production Presses with Xerox’s new Automated Color Quality Suite Press Matching System. This sale is one of the world’s largest orders to date for the Xerox iGen systems.

Ifolor AG specializes in the digital production of photos, posters, photo books, greeting cards and calendars and delivers them to customers in Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Finland. The company will be one of the first print providers in the world to use the new Xerox iGen4 presses. The productivity of digital presses is a key factor to increasing print revenue. The iGen increases productivity by 25 to 35% by automating operator tasks, reducing the need to interrupt the press for adjustments and decreasing overall operating costs.

As a result, the iGen4 improves the break-even point between digital and traditional offset printing, making it faster and more economical to print jobs on digital.

Tags: digital printing, offset printing, xerox

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