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Scaleable Raster Architecture (SRA3)
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An enhanced processing print controller that is scaleable in memory and processing power to accommodate fast processing of complex pages. The SRA3 controller comes standard with Multiple Resolution Mode for support of 600 dpi resolution output and three interfaces (one TCP/IP interface and two customer-selectable interfaces).
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Quick Change Developer Station (QCDS)
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An exchangeable developer station that enables the printing of documents with standard black toner, or it can be swapped out by the operator for a MICR or highlight color developer station. This feature eliminates the need for a dedicated MICR device or allows you to introduce highlight color into your transaction documents for greater impact and improved response time.
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Advanced Paper Transport (APT)
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An industry-leading 18.25" print width allows two-up 6"x9" image printing at 1.8 times more images per minute (ipm) than two-up printing, and with fewer resulting click charges, reduced paper usage, and quicker turnaround time. Additionally, APT supports pinless paper for greater flexibility in barcode placement and removal and support of a broader range of paperweight, stock and width.
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Multiple Resolution Module
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Support of 240, 300 or 600 dpi resolution input for a 600 dpi output, whereby legacy applications at 240 dpi or 300 dpi are printed at 600 dpi totally transparent to the application (no coding).
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Print Architecture Independence
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Native support of IBM IPDS and PCL is supported in the SRA Controller. Support of additional multiple print description languages (PDL´s) like Xerox DJDE/Metacode and PostScript in a single device is possible by using Océ servers.
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High-Efficiency Toner
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Enables the toner to adhere to the image at lower temperatures in the printing process. This enhancement translates to a wider choice of print media and benefits the environment through lower power consumption.
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Convergence Xchange
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The choice of either text - or graphics-quality 600 dpi output on the Océ DemandStream 8090cx lets the production manager decide which consumables to use based on the job requirements. When speed is imperative for invoices, books, or manuals, and text-quality 600 dpi resolution is sufficient, the system has the unique ability to run 600 dpi data streams at 1,062 ppm speed using 300 dpi consumables. For more graphics-intensive runs, finer 600 dpi toner is available to support speeds up to 744 ppm.
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Certified booklet-making equipment
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For in-line or off-line production through Océ's pre- and post-processing partners program with Océ acting as the single point of contact for service issues - an important factor in customer satisfaction.
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