Noritsu America Corporation, a leading manufacturer of photofinishing and digital imaging equipment, today announced the launch of the M300 Pro Inkjet Printer, representing its fourth generation of professional inkjet printers and continuing its legacy of providing high quality, reliable photoprocessing equipment.
The M300 Pro printer is engineered to deliver extremely high quality prints and superior profit margins for professional photographers, studios and photo labs. The M300 Pro printer produces premium quality prints with accurate color reproduction and natural gradations by using 7 colors of pigment ink, which provides outstanding print permanence and water resistance. The high profitability for the M300 comes from the printer’s cost-efficient ink and paper, which results in a very low cost-per-print.
“Noritsu is committed to providing photo output solutions to imaging businesses. We have over 25 years of experience working with retail and B2B customers. Our products continue to deliver high quality and innovative photo printing opportunities” said Akihiko Kuwabara, President Noritsu America Corporation and Executive Officer of Noritsu Koki Co., Ltd. “The M300 is the latest representation of our dedication to professional photo printing applications. Not only is the quality outstanding, but the growth opportunities and profit potential with this printer are excellent.”
A unique feature of the M300 is its ability to use both roll and sheet fed paper providing flexible paper handling to match the operator’s project requirements. The M300 also offers photographers and labs excellent print versatility, offering 5, 6, 8 and 10-inch paper widths enabling users to produce proofs, final prints, photo greeting cards and more. In addition to producing 6”x 4” and 8”x10” prints, panorama prints of 10” x 36” are possible, increasing revenue opportunities of the M300.
The M300 Pro is the smallest inkjet printer ever from Noritsu with an extremely compact footprint of only 4.6 square feet. It offers a unique stacking option where two M300 printers can be stacked together, doubling print capacity with no increase in square footage.
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