Rena by Quadient Mach 5 Memjet color envelope printer

RENA by Quadient Mach 5 Memjet color inkjet envelope printer

The RENA Mach 5 is a full-color inkjet envelope printer built on Memjet® print technology. It prints CMYK graphics on envelopes, postcards, and labels at up to 7,500 #10 envelopes per hour, and it is sized for short-run and on-demand color work in mailrooms, marketing departments, and print shops. The print head is stationary, the media path is straight, and jobs run from a 7" color touchscreen.

Key features

• Memjet CMYK printing at 1600 x 1600 dpi
• Up to 7,500 #10 envelopes per hour, or 3,600 full-color pages per hour
• Stationary print head: less maintenance and consistent image placement
• Straight paper path feeds envelopes, cards, labels, and media up to 0.4" thick
• 500-envelope feeder holds a full box of envelopes between reloads
• 7" color touchscreen for setup and real-time job monitoring
• Variable data printing: names, addresses, barcodes, and custom graphics on each piece
• Separate high-yield CMYK ink tanks keep cost per print down
• USB 2.0 and Ethernet connections
• Compact console base with locking wheels and built-in storage drawers for ink, tools, and accessories

Specifications

Applications

Shops run the Mach 5 for envelope and direct mail printing, full-color postcards, flyers, and promotional mailers, short-run labels and packaging elements, and variable data pieces that put names, barcodes, and custom fields on each printed piece.

Available options

• RENA Mach 5 console stand with locking wheels and built-in storage drawers
• EASYInk Memjet ink tanks: high-yield CMYK cartridges for lower cost per print
• Output conveyor or stacker for high-volume output handling

Print quality holds across the media range, from small cards up to 0.4" thick stock, and the high-capacity ink tanks and low-maintenance stationary head keep cost per piece and downtime down. The 500-envelope feeder means minimal operator intervention on longer runs, and the console rolls on its locking wheels, so the printer moves wherever the work is.