
Digital Duplicator Type VII HQ Maroon Ink
Genuine OEM Digital Duplicator Type VII HQ Maroon Ink for SD460 / SD700 / SD710 models. Top-quality ink for sharp, consistent prints.
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Details & specifications
1000ml (Genuine OEM)
Genuine OEM Type VII HQ Maroon Ink is formulated for Standard SD460, SD700, and SD710 duplicators. It prints deep maroon tones with crisp definition for documents that need to stand out.
The ink runs clean, dries quickly, and feeds smoothly across a range of paper stocks, on instructional materials, newsletters, and business documents alike. For best results, pair it with compatible OEM masters.
Key features
- Deep maroon color for prints that stand out
- OEM formulation for sharp, consistent image reproduction
- Compatible with SD460, SD700, and SD710 models
- Fast-drying for quicker print handling
- Long shelf life when properly stored
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| OEM Type | Type VII HQ Ink |
| Color | Maroon |
| Volume | 1000ml |
| Compatibility | SD460, SD700, SD710 duplicators |
| Cartridge Type | Ink (Genuine OEM) |
Applications
- School and educational printing
- Church bulletins and event materials
- Government or nonprofit duplicating jobs
- High-volume printing that needs sharp color output
Benefits
- Maroon tone adds visual weight to the page
- Clean, professional-looking prints
- Consistent, mess-free performance across long runs
- OEM quality protects duplicator performance and life
We deliver it, install it, train your team and keep it running.
This is not a drop-ship. Our factory-trained technicians install on site, train your operators, and back it with same-day and next-day service across Michigan and the Great Lakes.
Install & train
On-site setup and operator training included.
Same / next-day service
Fast response across the Great Lakes.
Precision machining
Replacement parts fabricated in-house.
Financing
Lease and purchase options available.



