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 ...

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 ...

RISO is making a transformative comeback. A high-volume printing technology invented in 1986 by the Japanese Riso Kagaku Corporation, it is now becoming one of the most sought-after mediums for ...

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.

Riso prints are made by a stencil duplicator, a cross between screen printing and photocopying. One bright vibrant colour is printed at a time, on top of the other, with individual discrepancies.

The revival of risograph printing has attracted much attention in the past couple of years, as it offers a way to propagate the leisurely allure of print in an age of digital saturation. Bad ...

The high-speed printing technology RISO has developed for office printers is now applied to the RISO T1, a compact full-color printer with excellent operability for continuous roll-paper. The T1 ...