When they first gained popularity in the 1980s, RISO (risography) machines were often used for simple, text-based printing such as tracts and other pamphlets intended to be mass-produced and mass ...

Risograph printing uses a vibrant, stencil-based process similar to screen printing but with the automated ease of a copy machine. Originally intended for office use, Risograph duplicators have been ...

Riso printers look like photocopiers but work like screen printers. Wright said some artists are gravitating toward risograph because it allows them to print their artwork without breaking the bank.

BURLINGTON, MA—August 20, 2013—RISO Inc. today announced that it will put the new ComColor X1 series high-speed, full-color inkjet printers center stage at the up-coming PRINT 13 trade show in ...

How much does a print cost? Printing or copying two-sided B&W documents costs nothing. The average cost is $6 ($0). There is a 10 cent fee for the first side. (For the second side, use 02). Printing ...

The past few years have seen an explosion of zines and small publishing among artists, designers and photographers. Even the most digitally based creative professionals are embracing the zine as a ...

BURLINGTON, Mass. - October 10, 2017 - The PRINT 17 trade show has resulted in great success for RISO Inc., which has posted a record number of sales orders for the five-day event over previous years.

RISO will start with successive rollouts worldwide of the new brand’s first product, the VALEZUS T2100, a high-speed, 320-page-per-minute (320-ppm) cut-sheet printer.