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Océ
CS9000 Series
The great
outdoors
High quality dual solvent inkjet printers
The Océ CS9065 and Océ CS9090 printers are an excellent fit for companies
starting out, or looking to expand, their outdoor printing production
capacity. Both are high speed, high quality printing systems that deliver
outdoor durable output of up to three years. Both offer print speeds of up to
13-16 m
2
(140-172 ft
2
) per hour in Production (720 x 720 dpi) and Production
Plus (540 x 720 dpi) modes. The Océ CS9000 Series offers superior print
quality, speed and ink economy through the use of Océ CS9000 VariaDot™
imaging technology and the WAVE Stitching print modes. The Océ CS9000
Series can be equipped with Low-solvent or Eco-solvent inks. These printers
are ideal for producing indoor and outdoor point-of-sale signage, vinyl and
textile banners, vehicle graphics, exhibition displays, window graphics and
more.
Océ CS9000 Series Features
• True 720 › 720 printing for high quality
outdoor durable graphics at production
speeds
• Production printing at 13-16 m
2
per
hour in Production mode (720 › 720
dpi) and Production Plus mode at
(540 › 720 dpi)
• High print quality, excellent production
print speeds and superior ink economy
through the use of Océ CS9000 VariaDot
imaging technology and WAVE
Stitching print modes
• Low-solvent or Eco-solvent inks can be
used; prints produced with Low-solvent
inks can be used up to 3 years outdoor
without lamination, and are scratch-,
smear- and crack-resistant
• Eco-solvent inks offer the same benefits
as Low-solvent inks with outdoor
durability of up to 3 years; Eco-solvent
inks can be used in regular office or
printshop environments without the
need for an Air Purification System
• Accepts roll-based media up to 165.3 cm
wide for the Océ CS9065, and 228 cm
for the Océ CS9090
• Standard equipped with 100 kg winder
and unwinder unit for bulk media rolls
• Automated self-maintenance system
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