Risograph printing is used to duplicate all kinds of printed material — from 100 to 1,000 copies and more in a very short space of time.

Images and text are reproduced on paper of varying weights without any loss of quality, which matters to organisations and advertising studios that use printed material as their main carrier.

When risograph printing is the right choice

Risograph printing makes sense whenever you need a large run of identical prints. The machine produces very large quantities of material remarkably quickly, so the technology is most often used where turnaround time is critical. Its main use is duplicating:

How duplicating on a risograph works

The process reproduces any quantity of identical documents, brochures and similar items by an express method, in black and white or in colour. It all comes down to the requirements of the customer and the specifics of the artwork.

Duplicating printed material on a risograph is done in the shortest possible time. If you urgently need many copies of the same artwork, this is the most sensible option: it is cost-effective and it takes very little time. Depending on the run size and the number of originals, the whole job takes under an hour — the equipment produces between 60 and 130 copies per minute.

What risograph printing costs

If you need to print a quantity of leaflets, stickers, letterheads, business cards or other identical items affordably, risograph printing is the best route. The cost is minimal and depends directly on the run size. You can check the price directly with our staff.

You can order printing with delivery by phone or online, right here on the website. You are also welcome to visit us in person and place your order on the spot.