Ricoh Records Second Sale of Hi-tech Pro Z75 at drupa 2024
Imaging and electronics company Ricoh has announced the sale of their second RICOH Pro Z75 to Jordan’s Aim & Ambition Production House at drupa 2024. The order was concluded by Ricoh’s Amman-based partner Modern Systems & Computer Trade.
“This accomplishment is a testament to the trust and confidence that our clients place in Ricoh’s cutting-edge technology and unparalleled service delivered by our Jordanian partner Modern Systems & Computer Trade. With this acquisition, Aim & Ambition Production House is set to elevate their production capabilities, reaffirming why Ricoh is a preferred choice for industry leaders worldwide,” says Ahmed Fathy, Regional Business Manager at Ricoh International B.V.
The RICOH Pro Z75 is the world’s first aqueous pigment B2 automatic perfecting sheet-fed inkjet digital press. Combining the speed and power of offset with cutting-edge Ricoh innovation, the Pro Z75 achieves the economic gains of inkjet at speeds up to 4,500 B2 sph, runs multi-up jobs on the B2 sheet and maximizes resources, achieves vibrant output on a variety of stocks, and streamlines workflows and reduces labour dependency. Designed with intention, the Pro Z75 offers multiple configuration options and fits into existing workflows seamlessly. It also eliminates the need for pre-printed shells, enabling high-value, personalized, data-driven applications to be produced inline and on demand. “The RICOH Pro Z75 is a game-changer in the industry, offering unparalleled quality, speed, and efficiency,” comments Fathy.
Founded in 2008, Aim & Ambition Production House started its first production facility in Amman in 2010. Aim has the largest digital printing facility in Jordan offering digital printing, indoor, and outdoor printing services. The new RICOH Pro Z75 is the latest addition to the company’s printing technology and high-quality infrastructure.
Earlier at drupa, Jeddah-based SAMIR GROUP – Ricoh’s Saudi Arabian partner – successfully concluded the first order of the Pro Z75 in the Middle East region.
