Konica Minolta expands its printer line-up in India
Chennai, June 11: Expanding its production printer portfolio in India, Japan-based imaging and networking technology company Konica Minolta on Monday launched its new printer line-up named "AccurioPress C3080" at the "Print Expo 2018" here.
The mid-production digital printer series will come with support for auto-duplex banner printing up to 762-mm, print speeds of 81 pages per minute (ppm) and 45ppm in monochrome and colour for A4 and A3 print jobs, respectively, with a maximum sheet capacity of 15,390 A4 sheets and full range of in-line finishing options.
"Along with IQ-501 Intelligent 'Quality Optimiser' that provides automated quality controls, including registration, front-to-back alignment, image gradation and density, the new product also comes with a new colour dual scanner capable of operating at up to 240 images per minute (ipm) and a double-feed detection kit to avoid scanning two sheets at once," the company said in a statement.
The "air suction feeding mechanism" is aimed at reducing paper jam by adding another paper tray in addition to three paper feeder (PF)-707 trays.
The inclusion of a relay unit (RU-518) would also eliminate paper curl, the company claimed.
"Its multifunctional design and large capacity unit are well-suited for banner printing jobs such as book covers, three-fold menus, catalogues and sales promotion tools," the company added.
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Two held in Kodagu for killing gaurs in Kushalnagar Range Forest; main suspect absconding
Madikeri: Forest Department officers of Kushalnagar on Saturday arrested two men, Askar and Vinod Kumar, accused of shooting dead two gaurs after gaining entry into reserve forest area illegally.
Askar (26) is a resident of Kudugadde in Guhya village and Vinod Kumar (34) is a resident of High School Paisari of Siddapur.
The main accused in the case, Suri Subrahmanya of Kudugadde in Guhya, who is suspected to have shot the gaurs, is absconding, the forest officers have said.
The officers said that probe into the case revealed that the miscreants had entered Avaregunda Reserve Forest, which is situated under Kushalnagar Range Forest, and shot dead two gaurs in the last week of April. Although the residents woke up in the middle of the night on hearing the gunshots, the accused succeeded in escaping in a vehicle, leaving the carcasses of the animals behind.
A case was registered by Range Forest Officer (Kushalnagar) Ratan Kumar and an investigation team was formed to function under guidance of Madikeri Deputy Conservator of Forests Bhaskar, ACF Gopal AA, and Ratan Kumar.
The officers have said that the duo was arrested on Saturday. The vehicle that they had used and is registered in the name of one Pazhil is yet to be found. Search is also on for the absconding accused, Suri Subrahmanya, the officers added.
