The 16,000sph machine, which was announced at Ryobi's pre-Drupa conference in Hiroshima, is being targeted at commercial and packaging printers.
The machine will be available in two configurations, the S type, which features a maximum printing area of 1,050x710mm, and an XL model, which offers a printing range of 1,050x770mm.
The press features double-diameter cylinders and impression drums and an optional Inline Print Quality Control System with built-in CCD camera.
Ryobi will exhibit in Hall 17 at Drupa, which takes place in Düsseldorf, Germany from 29 May to 11 June 2008.
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