Nexcopy Introduces USB Flash Drive Printer
UPDATE: The Nexcopy USB flash drive printer has been upgraded to a 40-up full-color print unit. Nexcopy has replaced the USB7P printer with the new LOGO-EZ PRINTER. This updated model includes a custom-built tray designed to securely hold USB drives in place during high-speed printing. Pricing starts at approximately $3,500.
Press Release: Nexcopy Launches USB Flash Drive Printer
Lake Forest, CA – June 11, 2014 – Nexcopy Inc. has announced the release of its full-color USB flash drive printer. This new inkjet printer is designed to print vivid, high-resolution logos directly onto USB swivel clips. Targeted at small businesses, marketing firms, and promotional companies, the printer is ideal for fast, in-house branding and short production runs.
Fast and Efficient Printing with the USB7P
Using Nexcopy’s seven-slot USB flash drive printer and specially coated printable clips, users can easily print high-quality images in under 35 seconds.
- Supports standard JPEG and BMP image formats
- Prints 7 identical or 7 unique logos per batch
- Dual-sided printable swivel USB clips
- White matte finish ideal for color accuracy
- Perfect for single samples or small-to-medium print jobs
- Printed images are dry instantly, water-resistant, and scratch-resistant
- Compatible with most standard swivel USB flash drive designs
Affordable In-House USB Printing
“The USB flash drive printer is a major innovation for Nexcopy,” said Greg Morris, President of Nexcopy Inc. “The USB7P provides a cost-effective way for marketing and promotional companies to produce vibrant, branded USB flash drives in-house, without the delays or expenses of outsourcing.”
HP Inkjet Technology for Vibrant Results
The USB7P is powered by Hewlett Packard’s reliable inkjet technology, known for precise color reproduction and Pantone color matching. In testing, the printer produced seven full-color clips in 35 seconds. Black-only logo printing can be completed in as little as 15 seconds.
Lower Cost, Faster Turnaround
“With our USB flash drive printer, small businesses can save on shipping, screen setup fees, and costly print runs,” added Morris. “Some of our resellers simply grabbed logos from a customer’s website, printed them directly on USB clips, and landed bulk orders the next day. That’s the power of fast, on-demand branding.”
USB7P Specifications
The printer weighs 11 lbs (5 kg) and has dimensions of 18 x 11.5 x 10.5 inches (452 x 286 x 267 mm). It ships with universal power support (110V/220V), includes one CMY cartridge, one black cartridge, and 20 printable clips. The tray holds 7 clips per print cycle. MSRP: $1,799. “USB Flash Drive Printer” is a trademark of Nexcopy Inc.
Product Resources
Global Reseller Network
Nexcopy’s full line of duplication systems—including USB, CF, SD, and microSD duplicators—is available through a global network of authorized resellers.
About Nexcopy Incorporated
Nexcopy specializes in developing and manufacturing advanced flash memory duplication systems. As a pioneer in the solid-state memory sector, Nexcopy services markets in North America, Europe, India, Asia, and the Pacific Rim, with U.S. headquarters located at 13 Orchard Road, Suite 102, Lake Forest, CA 92630.
Nexcopy Incorporated
Mr. Greg Morris
+1 949 481 6478
contact@nexcopy.com
https://www.nexcopy.com
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