Toshiba cégcsoport 2011

Toshiba cégcsoport
2011
Toshiba Tec Corporation, 2011
Index
Basic Corporate
3
History of TOSHIBA Automatic Identification System Products
20
Toshiba SCM
21
Data
4,5
Management
Policy
Solution
6
22
History of Toshiba
SRI
Ratings
Four Business
Areas
Research &
Development
Environmental
7,8
9~11
12,13
14,15
16
17
Vision
18
Social
19
Contribution
copiers/MFPs
23
Toshiba MFP —
24
Overview
Global Service Support
Network
Toshiba’s MFP Main Product
Lineup
Awards
25
26~32
33
34~43
44,45
Toshiba Advanced MFP
Technology
Toshiba SCM & MFP
Solution
The Most Advanced
Technology
Toshiba Retail Information
System
Connection
2011
History of ToshibaToshiba
Retail Information
System
Products
MFP Environmental
Measures
2
Basic Corporate Data
Established : 1875 by Hisashige Tanaka
President and CEO : Norio Sasaki
Headquarters : Tokyo, Japan
Employees : Approx. 204,000
Shareholders : 473,230
Net Sales : ¥6,381,599 million
(US$ 68,619 million)
Total Assets : ¥5,451,173 million
(US$58,615 million)
Shareholders’ equity : ¥797,455 million
(US$8,575 million)
(Information above as of March 31,2010) (1US$=93Yen) (Source: Toshiba Annual Report 2010)
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Management Policy
The Toshiba Commitment
Basic Commitment of the Toshiba Group
We, the Toshiba Group companies, based on our total commitment to people and to
the future, are determined to help create a higher quality of life for all people, and to
do our part to help ensure that progress continues within the world community.
Commitment to People
We endeavor to serve the needs of all people, especially our customers,
shareholders, and employees, by implementing forward-looking corporate strategies
while carrying out responsible and responsive business activities. As good corporate
citizens, we actively contribute to further the goals of society.
Commitment to the Future
By continually developing innovative technologies centering on the fields of
Electronics and Energy, we strive to create products and services that enhance
human life, and which lead to a thriving, healthy society. We constantly seek new
approaches that help realize the goals of the world community, including ways to
improve the global environment.
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Management Policy
Realize sustained growth with high profit
Shift management direction further toward growth and accelerate
proactive management through strategic allocation of resources
Maximize multiplier effect of innovations
Enhance global competitiveness through Process Innovations and Value
Innovations
Execute management with Corporate Social
Responsibility
Prioritize human life and safety, and legal compliance in all business
activities, and act as a “corporate citizen of planet Earth” in responding to
social and environmental concerns.
Develop People with a Global Perspective
Accelerate a global presence by developing well-rounded people with a
global perspective, able to drive innovation and to embrace diversity and
different cultures.
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SRI Ratings*
Toshiba has an excellent reputation for SRI
Corporate Sustainability Assessment by SAM, a Swiss
SRI organization:
“Silver Class”
Member of Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI):
Selected for 10 consecutive years since 2000
Corporate Social Performance Survey by Public
Resource Center (Japan):
A (Highest rank)
Included in Morningstar SRI Stock Index:
Among 150 companies selected in total
The 8th JCGI Index Survey by Japan Corporate
Governance Research Institute, Inc.:
1st Place (for 3 consecutive years)
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*SRI: Socially Responsible Investment
*FY 2009
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Four Business Areas -- A diverse range of products
Digital Products
PCs
Smart Phones
LCD TVs
HDD & DVD Recorders
MFPs
Electronic Devices
NAND Flash Memories
SSD (Solid State Drive)
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Organic EL Displays
*EL: Electro-Luminescence
Fuel Cell System
for Mobile Devices
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Four Business Areas -- A diverse range of products
Social Infrastructure
Shikansen
Bullet Trains
Generation
Turbines
Water Utility
Monitoring Systems
CT Scanners
Elevators
Second generation
rechargeable battery:
SCiB(Super Charge ion Battery)
Home Appliances
Washing Machines
Refrigerator
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Fluorescent Lights
Air Conditioners
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Research & Development
“Man-nen Jimeisho”
Perpetual clock
Founder : Hisashige Tanaka
An innovator known as "the Edo Edison".
His originality and innovation lives on today.
“Mujinto”
Light with oil supplied by compressed air
SCiB (Super Charge ion Battery)
Can be charged and discharged more than 6,000 times, can
be recharged in as little as 5 minutes. Resistant to rupture
and unlikely to catch fire. Expected to find widespread use in
the wide areas including electric bicycles, and electric vehicles
in the future.
Highly-efficient LED Lamps
LED lamps are increasingly been used to replace incandescent lights.
They do not require special sockets, and consume 80% less electricity,
helping reduce CO2 emissions.
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Research & Development
SpursEngineTM,
a high-performance streaming video processor
Our new image processor based on the Cell Broadband Engine has
been developed jointly with IBM and Sony.
3D LED TVs using our fast, high performance Cell
Broadband Engine can convert 2-D images to 3-D in
real time with superb image quality.
NAND Flash Memory
Flash memory technology -- a world's first developed by Toshiba in 1987
High-capacity high speed SSDs (solid-state drives)
New generation storage devices for PCs and video
cameras
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Research & Development
Toshiba World Firsts
1967
Automatic mail processing system
1971
Superconducting electromagnetically levitating trains
1975
Banking machine (currency note arranger)
1979
Optical-disc based document filing system
1984
Development of 256-kilobit CMOS SRAM
1986
Development of 4-megabit DRAM
Introduction of laptop personal computer
1988
Development of 16-megabit DRAM
1989
Ultra Super Critical Stream Turbine(700MW)
1991
Introduction of SPARC-based portable EWS
Development of 4-megabit flash memory
1992
Development of 16-megabit flash memory
1994
Commercialization of 3/4-inch HD digital VCR
1996
MPEG 2 decoder
Introduction of smallest windows compatible Notebook PC, Libretto 20
1997
Development of highest capacity lithium-Ion battery
1998
Development of MPEG 4 graphical data compression and expansion LSI
1999
Launched world's quietest MRI
2000
Manufactured BS digital TV
Commercialized world's first HDD & DVD video recorder
2001
Launch of the World's First Multi-level Cell NANS
2002
World's first wireless electric appliance network control system
2004
Marketed world's smallest HDD (0.85")
World's smallest direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC)
2006
World’s first HD DVD players and recorders
World’s first AV notebook PCs with HD DVD drive
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U.S. Patent
Registrations 2009
No. of
registrations
Ranking
1
IBM
4,914
2
Samsung
Electronics
3,611
Microsoft
2,906
Canon
2,206
Panasonic
1,829
Toshiba
1,696
Sony
1,680
Intel
1,537
Seiko Epson
1,330
Hewlett-Pakard
1,273
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Source U.S. IFI Co., Inc.
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Environmental Vision
Toshiba Environmental Vision 2050
A significantly reduced environmental burden imposed by products
and manufacturing processes by the year 2050.
Example 1)
CO2 Reduction
Less CO2 from plants
and manufacturing sites
Eco-friendly products
750 million tons lessCO2 reduction by 2020
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Environmental Vision
Example 2)
“1.5 Million Tree-Planting Project”
Promoting tree-planting throughout
Asia and all over the world.
Example 3)
Overseas Sales Office
Environmental Measures
TABS, TCL and TAP: Their e-CYCLE Supply Recycling Program is jointly implemented with
Close the Loop Inc (USA). This is a zero-waste-to-landfill/zero-thermal recovery recycling
program for toner cartridges (printer, fax, and MFP), waste toner bottles, and photoreceptors is
intended to reduce our current landfill waste by 10% each year for the next five years. It not only
reduces the need to use landfills but prevents other companies from remanufacturing our
cartridges.
TSP: In order to reduce waste, TSP avoids unnecessary print work and makes sure that power
and air conditioning are shut off when it not necessary to use them.
TGIS/TFIS: Carry out various activities including distributing leaflets that emphasize the
importance of environmentally friendly manufacturing .
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Social Contribution
Toshiba is actively supporting employees’ volunteer
activities.
Programs and Activities
Expenditure
2009 Toshiba Group social contribution numbers
2009 Total contributions: approx. 2.7 billion yen
(source of data: Toshiba Group Social Contributions Activities)
(source of data: Toshiba Group)*1
Total activities: 1,290
Company donations
Other *1
18%
2%
Clean-ups
Environmental
protection
22%
9%
5%
International
exchanges and
friendship
Science and
technology education
35%
1%
Social welfare
Blood drive
17%
Environmental protection
17%
12%
Sport and culture
Fundraising
Other
(disaster relief, etc.) *2
Science and technology
education, plant tours
8%
*1 This includes activities related to two or more fields.
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12%
16%
Promotion of sport
and culture
26%
*1 The expenditure includes cash contributions, corporate-initiated programs and
products.
*2 Others include support for disaster relief and facility open (e.g. gymnasium).
available for public use.
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Social Contribution
Support for
elementary school education
Annual donations including
funds and educational materials
“ExploraVision Awards”
(USA)
Science contest in cooperation
with NSTA (National Science Teachers
Association)
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Toshiba SCM & MFP Solution
Diverse knowhow enhancing
supply chain management solutions
SCM Solution
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MFP Solution
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Toshiba Retail Information System
Registers/POS systems
For half a century, Toshiba has supplied a wide range of POS products, with the No.1 share
of the Japanese market.
Cash Registers
Touch POS
Self Checkout Machine
(MA-1535 )
(WILLPOS C10)
(SS-800)
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History of Toshiba Retail Information System Products
Cash Registers
1957
1966
1968
1971
Toshiba’s first
mechanical cash register
BR-1000 Series
BR-2523
Electronic Cash Register
"Maconick”
(BRC-30B)
POS System
1979
1982
2005
2006
2011
Scanning POS
POS Terminal
POS Terminal for Chain Stores
Self Checkout Machine
Touch POS
M-800 Series
M-139
WILLPOS-Unity
M-7000
WILLPOS-Self
SS-1000
WILLPOS C10
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Toshiba Automatic Identification System
Label Printers/Barcode Printers/RFID
It has been over 40 years since label printers were first introduced to the market and barcode
printers are now indispensable to POS systems.
RFID systems use IC tags for real-time data management. These products are used in a
wide range of industries including logistics, manufacturing, transportation, medical institutions,
and services -- and, of course, retailing.
Industrial Printer
Portable Printer
RFID–Ready Printer
Reader/Writer
(B-SX8 )
(B-SP2D)
B-SX5T
UF-2100
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History of TOSHIBA Automatic Identification System
1972
1986
1989
Label Printer
Barcode Printer
Barcode Printer
(B-63)
(B-470)
2001
2003
Compact Desktop Type Printer
Portable Barcode Printer
RFID-Ready Printer
(B-419-GS23)
(B-SP2D)
(B-SX5T)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Toshiba SCM Solutions
SCM Solutions
POS System
Barcode Printer
KIOSK Terminal
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Office Solutions
RFID
Digital Signage
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History of Toshiba copiers/MFPs
1974
1981
1985
1995
1999
2000
2003
e-STUDIO
35/45
e-STUDIO
3511/4511
e-STUDIO Series
Debut
Toshiba's First
Network Ready MFPs
BD-702
BD-4501
FC-50S
3850D
FC-22
Toshiba's First
Plain Paper Copier
Colour LED
Panel Display
Full Colour
Copier
Toshiba's First
Digital Copier
High-speed
Full Colour
Copier/Printer
2005
2006
2008
2009
2011
e-STUDIO
850 series
e-STUDIO
451C series
e-STUDIO
3510C series
e-STUDIO
6530C series
e-STUDIO
455 series
e-STUDIO
855 series
e-STUDIO
4540C series
e-STUDIO
6550C series
2nd Generation
e-BRIDGE
Technology
Colour-capable MFPs
1st Colour
Network Ready MFPs
Human Centric Concept
with high speed
colour output
B/W MFPs
with colour scanner
High speed,
highly reliable
B/W MFPs
New Generation
e-BRIDGE
Technology
New Generation
e-BRIDGE
Technology
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Toshiba MFPs — Overview
Copiers/MFPs
2011 7.8mil.
7.8mil.
37
years of experience
2005 6.5mil.
1.37
million M. I. F. (Machines In the Field)
today
6.5mil.
2000 5mil.
5mil.
7.8
million accumulative units
1996 4mil.
4mil.
1992 3mil.
No.1
3mil.
in the Chinese market 10 years
in a row
1987 2mil.
2mil.
1984 1mil.
1mil.
10th
Toshiba TEC anniversary
(Toshiba TEC: amalgamation of Toshiba Corporation
MFP Division and TEC Corporation Fax Division)
1974 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2011
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Global Service Support Network
More than 130 countries -- over 16,000 personnel
Toshiba Tec’s MFPs are supported worldwide through domestic and overseas offices and
agents. We supply after-care support services through our offices, distributers, and dealers
in more than 130 countries, taking advantage of the skills of over 16,000 engineers. In line
with Toshiba TEC’s QS (Quality Service) Policy, every one of our engineers worldwide offers
the highest quality service, for the best product quality and a superior user-friendly
environment. We have a large number of overseas business sites -- 6 in Japan, and 54
worldwide.
CHINA
JAPAN
A Developing Network:
5 countries including Japan,
Australia and U.S.A.,
FRANCE
U.S.A
Manufacturing Network:
Japan, U.S.A, France,
China and Malaysia
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AUSTRALIA
MALAYSIA
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Toshiba’s MFP Main Product Lineup
Colour
Colour
e-STUDIO 2040C/2540C/3040C/3540C/4540C
Colour
e-STUDIO 5540C/6540C/6550C
Low
High
speed
speed
B/W
e-STUDIO 223/243
e-STUDIO 195/225/245
B/W
e-STUDIO 256/306/356/456
B/W
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B/W
e-STUDIO 556/656/756/856
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO4520C series
Fiscal Year 2008
Certificate of
Recommendation
(BLI)
5 Stars (BERTL)
Certificate of
Reliability (BLI)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO6530C series
Fiscal Year 2009
Pick of the Year
Outstanding 70- to 90-ppm (Segment 5)
Colour MFP
Certificate of
Reliability (BLI)
(BLI)
Certificate of
Recommendation
(BLI)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO6530C series
Fiscal Year 2009
5 Stars (BERTL)
Editor’s Choice
(Better Buys
for Busines)
BERTL’s BEST
Innovative Product
of the Year
(Better Buys
for Busines)
Best Light Production Colour
MFP Range
(BERTL)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO6530C series
Fiscal Year 2009
Readers’ Choice
Output Quality
Laser MFP Colour – Segments 4-6 / 46-90+ ppm
Workflow Integration
(BERTL)
Environment Sustainability
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Award
e-STUDIO242 series
Fiscal Year 2010
4.5 Stars (BERTL)
BERTL’s BEST
Best Value for Price Segment 1
Monochrome MFP
(BERTL)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO455 series
Fiscal Year 2009
4.5 Stars
BERTL’s BEST
Field Tested 2009
(BLI)
Best Feature Rich Small/
Medium Workgroup Mono
MFP Series
(BERTL)
5 Stars (BERTL)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Awards
e-STUDIO855 series
TOSHIBA
Fiscal Year 2009
Fiscal Year 2009
4.5 Stars
(BERTL)
Readers’ Choice
Overall Manufacturer
(BERTL)
Total Solution Provider
BERTL’s BEST
Feature Rich Large Workgroup
Mono MFP Series
(BERTL)
*Model availability varies depending on region.
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Toshiba Advanced MFP Technology
1974
1981
Toshiba enters PPC & Fax markets [BD-702, COPIX440]
Automatic exposure control [BD-3504]
Clamshell design [BD-4501/4511]
1982
G3 Fax with speed-dial function [COPIX6300]
1985
World's first full colour copier [FC-50S]
1986
Front-loading paper handling [BD-3810]
1990
New generation copier (Photo mode, 200% zoom, face-up ADF, built-in LCF) [2510]
1993
IC card document handling [6550]
1994
Smallest A3 copier with 500 sheet cassette [1550]
1995
400dpi digital copier [3850]
1996
The best copy quality analog copier [2060, 2860/70]
1997
Multifunctional super G3 laser Fax [TF-861]
1998
600dpi DIGIART (Digital Image Advanced Reproduction Technique) [DP2460]
1999
High-speed Multi-functional digital copier [DP6570]
High-speed full colour Copier/Printer [FC-22]
2000
World's first full mode Internet Fax [DP120F]
World's first full mode Internet Fax MFP [e-STUDIO16]
World's first IH fusing system MFP [e-STUDIO35/45]
2003
2004
2006
4-line CCD Sensor & e-BRIDGE Technology [e-STUDIO3511/4511]
100% Toner Recycle System [e-STUDIO230/280]
Toner on the fly & Second generation e-BRIDGE Technology [e-STUDIO850 series]
1st Network-Ready colour MFP [e-STUDIO3510C series]
Toshiba’s proprietary Finisher [MJ-1101]
Scan Preview [e-STUDIO4520C series / e-STUDIO6530C series]
2008
Paper on the flay [e-STUDIO6530C series]
1200dpi printing [e-STUDIO6530C series]
Self Refresh Development System [e-STUDIO6530C series]
2009
Power consumption slashed to 1W thanks to Super Sleep Mode [e-STUDIO455 series / e-STUDIO855 series]
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*Model availability varies depending on region.
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The Most Advanced Technology
e-BRIDGE technology -- high image quality,
high operability and high reliability.
State-of-the-art -- and a full lineup with a model for every need.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Ever Evolving e-BRIDGE Technology
e-BRIDGE technology is the core of the e-STUDIO series. And now it’s
even more convenient and more user-friendly thanks to all new system
architecture and an improved open platform.
2011
2008
2005
2003
New Generation e-BRIDGE Technology
3rd Generation e-BRIDGE Technology
2nd Generation e-BRIDGE Technology
1st Generation e-BRIDGE Technology
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The Most Advanced Technology
Security Technology
User Authentication / Access Control
Prevents unauthorized access -- reduces operational costs.
User Authentication
Access Control
Access Control
Employee A
Copying (B/W only)
Printing (R/W only)
Scanning
e-Filing
Template registration
User ID
Password
Employee B
e-BRIDGE
ID Gate
Employee A
User ID
Password
Employee B
Access Control
User ID
Password
User ID
Password
Copying
Printing
Access
Control
Employee C
No User ID
Guest Account
Copying only
Non-registered
User
Access Control
The e-STUDIO series has obtained ISO/IEC15408 certification-- the international
standard for information security.
*Certification obtained depends on model. *Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Fusing Technology
Twin IH Fusing
STF* Fusing
IH Fusing was the world's first developed by
Toshiba in the year 2000. Twin IH fusing is an
even greater advance -- with two separate IH
coils on both sides of the unit so toner can be
applied on the paper more evenly and more
quickly, for remarkable energy savings.
Combines Toshiba’s proprietary heating roller,
which is made with special materials, and a
fusing belt that offers more consistent fusing
temperatures. STF fusing contributes to higher
speed output and higher image quality.
*STF: Satellite Thermal capacity roller within Fuser belt *Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Toner recycling System
Paper dust removal mechanism
Dedicated mixer for recovered toner
Paper dust
Paper dust removal mechanism
100% recycling
Reduced maintenance Reduced TCO
●Fresh toner ●Recovered toner
Dedicated mixer for recovered toner
*Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Image Processing for High Image Quality
Tonal Adjustment
TRC
Tone Reproduction Curve
Accurately senses density and adjusts tonal reproduction automatically.
Consistent high image quality
AGA(Automatic Gamma Adjustment)
Manual tonal adjustment
More precise adjustment
*Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Paper Transport Technology
Parallel 2D Register
Technology
Self Steering Mechanism
Fast and accurate punching even when
documents are misaligned.
Keeps transfer belt travel properly aligned
to prevent colour issues.
*Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Reliability & Serviceability
Toner/Paper Replacement
on the Fly
ERU (Easy Replaceable Unit)
A sub hopper for temporary toner storage
allows you to replace cartridges or add paper
without having to interrupt the job.
Essential hardware components come in the
form of Easy Replaceable Units,
eliminating the hassle of disassembly
and reassembly. This reduces downtime
for maintenance.
*Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Improved compatibility with non-Toshiba systems
e-BRIDGE Open Platform
Software Development Kit
Enhanced e-STUDIO compatibility for third-party vendors
Non-Toshiba applications and software compatibility
Further convenience and ease of use
*Technology featured depends on model.
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The Most Advanced Technology
Open Platform Solution
■Greater compatibility with various applications and systems
■Better document workflow system with Meta scan data function
■Better user, output, and device management
Web service enabled system integration
*Technology featured depends on model.
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MFP Environmental Measures -1Environmentally friendly -- the 3Rs -- Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
Reduce
Reduced use of lead, chromium, halogen and other
environmentally hazardous substances. Compliant with Europe's
RoHS directive (in Europe).
CO2 emissions in Japan down 42% (compared to 1997).
CO2 emissions overseas down 7%.
Reuse
Decolourable toner* is in the spotlight. This toner makes it
possible to decolour printed text and images so that paper can be
used several times.
*Currently available only in Japan
Recycle
Collecting waste and spent products from customers, breaking
down used products to their basic components, and washing,
clean and recycling everything that we can. Up to 98% of the parts
used in our products can be recycled.
Zero waste toner allows 100% recycling, by eliminating paper
dust (monochrome machine).
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MFP Environmental Measures -2Compliance with Environmental Standards Worldwide
Energy Star
International Program
Blue Angels (Germany)
Nordic Swan (Nordic countries)
ENERGY STAR®
Blue Angel
(Germany)
Nordic Swan
(Scandinavia)
Environmental Choice
(Canada)
China Environment
labeling
Eco Mark
(Japan)
Environmental Choice (Canada)
Environment labeling (China)
Eco Mark (Japan)
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