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PHASER 8560 EVALUATOR GUIDE
SOLID INK COLOUR TECHNOLOGY
The solid ink printing process is optimised for quality colour printing. Solid ink excels at printing smooth
colour blends and gradients, and with 2400 FinePoint™ resolution, you can achieve the finest results for
photographs and other high-resolution graphics, as well as solid-fill areas in charts and presentations. The
Phaser 8560 printer creates office documents with crisp text and fine-line detail every time.
CONSISTENCY
Because there are no imaging components that wear with time, the colour
output of the Phaser 8560 printer is consistent page after page and print job
after print job. The colours of your corporate logo will look the same on a
report printed in the morning as they will on a presentation generated in the
evening. The same holds true on longer-run print jobs: Copy number 100
will always look just as good as copy number 1.
COLOUR CONTROL
The Phaser 8560 printer features PANTONE
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Colour approved solid-colour simulations, as well as a variety
of colour correction settings that help you manage colour output and ensure that printed pages match
output from other printing devices or computer displays. Xerox Solid Ink Technology offers a wide colour
range that strengthens colour control; solid ink output is also more resilient than other printing technologies
to changes in temperature, humidity, and media type.
MEDIA SUPPORT
The Phaser 8560 printer can easily handle a wide range of media to support the variety of document types
your busy employees produce on a regular basis. Supported media types include plain printer paper,
transparencies, labels, envelopes, card stock and business cards. Media size and weight support delivered
by the Phaser 8560 include:
Supported Sizes
• Tray 1/Multipurpose Tray — Custom sizes from 89 x 127 mm
to 216 x 356 mm
• Trays 2–4 — Selectable sizes from 140 x 216 mm to
216 x 356 mm
Supported Weights
• Tray 1/Multipurpose Tray — 60 to 220 gsm
• Trays 2–4 — 60 to 120 gsm
HOW THE XEROX PHASER 8560 EXCEEDS THE PRINT QUALITY REQUIREMENT
Performance is important when evaluating colour printers, but performance should not come at the expense of
print quality. Evaluate printer output quality for photos, graphics and text to see if a prospective printer is
capable of handling the office documents you regularly generate. Is the print quality consistent from one job
to the next? Can you control the colour output of the printer to realise the results you need?
EVALUATE PRINT QUALITY
EVALUATE PRINTING PERFORMANCE (CONTINUED)
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