The Revoria Press PC1120 is a high-end digital production printer designed for commercial print suppliers seeking outstanding image quality, high productivity and flexible media handling. It features ultra-high resolution printing, robust paper feeding options, and a range of finishing capabilities — enabling everything from standard jobs to long-sheet banners, heavy stock cards and specialist high-impact print applications. Its build and feature set reflect a shift toward digital systems that rival offset print quality while maintaining efficient turnaround and mixed media versatility.

Key Specifications

Print speed (A4): up to ~120 ppm (varies by model version) 

Maximum resolution: up to 2400 × 2400 dpi 

Media weight range: from ~52 gsm up to ~400 gsm depending on configuration 

Maximum sheet size: custom sizes up to ~330 × 1200 mm on some options 

Duty type: full-colour digital press for commercial production

Benefits

This Revoria model offers print suppliers the ability to deliver premium quality output with impressive speed — reducing the gap between digital and offset in visual fidelity. The broad media weight and size range supports both standard jobs and speciality applications, giving flexibility to respond to diverse client demands. High resolution output ensures sharp text, fine lines and smooth gradients — ideal for premium marketing materials, high-end brochures, short-run packaging and bespoke print. The range’s robustness and finishing compatibility also mean fewer changeovers and less setup downtime, helping maintain cost-efficiency and quick turnaround.

Designer / Production Tips

When preparing files for this press, clearly specify if long-sheet output or banner format is required — as the large custom size options must be flagged early. Because the machine supports heavy paper stocks (up to ~400 gsm in some configurations), confirm stock weight and type ahead of time so that the correct feeder and finishing path are used. For high-quality colour jobs exploit the 2400 dpi resolution by using high-detail artwork, but recognise that high-resolution modes may reduce throughput compared to standard settings. For promotional or premium print work consider special enhancements — such as heavier stock, long format cuts or custom sizes — and coordinate finishing (folding, trimming, binding) to match the digital press output. Finally, when planning variable data or short-run work, leverage the press’s flexible input trays and media handling to minimise setup and maximise productivity.