Xerox Versant 180 Press

With the Xerox Versant 180 you’ll achieve better performance, better image quality and more versatility – higher quality results all round

Key features

Paper size: Min 98 x 146 mm, Max 330 x 660 mm
Print speed: up to 80 ppm
Recommended average monthly volume: up to 80,000 pages/month
Maximum print resolution: 2400 x 2400 dpi VCSEL ROS / up to 1200 x 1200 x 10 RIP
Maximum copy resolution: 2400 x 2400 dpi
With an Average Monthly Printing Volume of up to 80,000 and a maximum monthly duty cycle of 750,000, it should be more than adequate for your business’s growing needs

Achieve benchmark quality with the versatile Xerox Versant 180 Press

Xerox Versant presses are known for their high quality output and ease of automation. The Versant 180 Press will allow you to print on a wide range of media types, while always producing the best results at high speed. This all adds up to serious competitive advantage because you’ll be extending your capabilities beyond those of your competitors. You’ll be able to attract new business, increase your margins and cement your reputation for excellence.

Stunning image quality

Xerox has introduced a new standard of image quality with the Versant 180 Press – it delivers four times more pixels than other printers in the class, while still maintaining top speeds. This is down to Xerox’s winning combination of technologies, including Xerox EA Toner, 2400 x 2400 dpi with 10-bit RIP, and an advanced Compact Belt Fuser that provides consistent heat and pressure for any given stock. The results are outstanding.

Increase your output and your speed with the Performance Package

The addition of the optional Performance Package allows the Versant 180 to deliver fully automatic colour calibration and in-machine processes that take the guesswork out of preproduction.

This powerful combination of process controls, the Automated Colour Quality Suite and an X-Rite Inline Spectrophotometer provides fully-automated colour management – resulting in the highest quality printing. Complex, multi-step calibration operations have been converted to pushbutton simplicity.