Duplicators My How They've Changed

But those perceptions are mostly outdated. Digital duplicators today offer printing at 600 dpi, a match for offset quality in virtually any line or text application, and even some half-tone reproduction requirements.

Equally important, some of today's digital duplicators have reliable dual-roller feeding systems that not only ensure a straight paper path and consistent registration, but also allow for jam-free feeding of many different sizes and weights of paper, including envelopes. And in terms of spot color, digital duplicators offer a range of options, including the availability of custom PMS ink colors. In fact, one type of digital duplicator has the ability to put down two different-colored inks in one pass through the unit.