Noritsu QSS 2901 Refurbished - QSS 2901

ADVANCED DIGITAL PRINT ENGINE, PRODUCE UP TO 1,480 PRINTS/HR., DIGITAL PROCESSING WITH VIRTUALLY LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES - more info check here: //www.packaginghere.com/product/noritsu-qss-2901-refurbished-11002052.html

Quick Brief

Place of Origin: Japan Brand Name: Refurbished Noritsu machine Model Number: QSS 2901 Type: Digital Printer Condition: Used Year: 2001 Make: Noritsu

Product Features:

ADVANCED DIGITAL PRINT ENGINE

PRODUCE UP TO 1,480 PRINTS/HR.

DIGITAL PROCESSING WITH VIRTUALLY LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES

Business Terms:

Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Unit/Units

Supply Ability: 50 Unit/Units per Week

Payment Terms: L/C,T/T,Western Union,Paypal

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Specifications and Product Details:

Noritsu QSS2901 FULLY INTEGRATED DIGITAL MINILAB

DIGITAL PROCESSING WITH VIRTUALLY LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES

The QSS-2901 Minilab converts all scanned images into digital data, a wide range of correction measures can be applied to improve contrast, sharpness and red-eye, as well as to minimize problems with exposure, backlighting, and flash photography. Negatives with surface dust and scratches can be automatically detected and corrected when the standard Digital ICE™ feature is employed.

ADVANCED DIGITAL PRINT ENGINE

The QSS-2901 uses Noritsu’s advanced Micro Light Valve Array (MLVA) digital print engine to create 400 dpi resolution digital prints on silver halide paper. Printing on standard silver halide paper not only ensures high quality prints, but significantly reduces production costs.

PRODUCE UP TO 1,480 PRINTS/HR.

High speed scanning and the MLVA print engine, combined with speed enhancing features like two lane processing and a dual magazine paper system, makes the QSS-2901 a high performance workhorse.

A COMPACT, EASY TO USE DESIGN

Noritsu has integrated the digital input functions and the printer/paper processor into a single, compact machine. The result is a powerful system with the smallest possible footprint. While reducing the overall size, Noritsu expanded the operator/minilab interface with a large 17color monitor that displays graphic designs and instructions that allow operators even with limited experience, to produce a wide range of prints.