Océ VarioStream 7100 family

Océ VarioStream 7100 family for easy and versatile continuous feed printing

The Océ VarioStream 7100 family is part of the Océ range of b/w continuous feed printers. It consists of the Océ VarioStream 7120 with 114 prints per minute and the Océ VarioStream 7160 with 150 prints per minute. These entry level machines provide a b/w simplex solution with non-contact flash fusing and a direct paper path. Engineerd for low and medium volume production printing, the Océ VarioStream 7100 family complements...cards and more."

Benefit from flash fusing continuous feed printing

• Broad range of media

• Easy to operate

• Built in sustainability

• Excellent print quality

• Graphical user interface

Unique flash fusing printer

Non-contact flash fusing technology operates at a very low temperature compared to normal heat and pressure fusing. This enables you to print on heat-sensitive media giving you the broadest media versatility in continuous feed printing. Features like automatic paper loading make operation simple with less work for operators. Changing media is quick and easy, which accelerates printer setup. As a result, the Océ VarioStream 7100 family is highly suitable for short-run and quick-change jobs, particularly in production and commercial printing environments.

Various optional input and output configurations

The Océ VarioStream 7100 family gives you flexible choices when it comes to configuring your printing line. The system has its own external stacker holding a generous 3,000 sheets of 64 g/m2 paper.

For other types of input and output, the printer also includes a post-processing interface for online connection of pre and post-processing equipment.

The Océ VarioStream 7100 family offers built-in sustainability

The Océ VarioStream 7100 family is designed to keep environmental impact to a minimum. The system complies fully with the European Union’s Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive (RoHS). As a result, your workplace and the health of your people are protected.