Executive Summary
The iJetColor 1175 Series from Printware combines HP’s FI-1000 PageWide thermal inkjet printhead with a feeding and alignment system designed for envelopes. The 1175 is the compact model. The 1175C puts the same printhead on an industrial console with faster, variable speeds. The 1175 Pro + PXG adds an automated packaging feeder, powered by Straight Shooter technology, so a single operator can switch between envelopes, paper bags and small corrugate.
Key Advantages
Pick Your Speed: Up to 7,000+ #10 envelopes per hour on the 1175, and up to 10,000+ per hour on the 1175C and the 1175 Pro + PXG.
Durable Pigment Ink: HP pigment-based ink produces fade-, scratch- and water-resistant prints on envelopes and mailers.
Brand Color Control: The DFE and RIP include ICC color profiles and PMS color matching. iJetColorFlow 2.0 adds True Color CMYK profiles, job management tools and ink and media cost estimates before you print.
Thicker Pieces: Envelopes up to 1/8” thick on the 1175 and 3/8” on the 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG, with packaging up to 1/2” thick on the PXG feeder.
Long-Life Printhead: The HP FI-1000 printhead typically produces up to 1M impressions, depending on ink coverage.
One Local Contact: Mailtech is a factory-authorized Printware distributor in Deer Park, NY for iJetColor presses, ink and parts, backed by Printware’s iJetAdvantage support program.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the iJetColor 1175, 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG?
All three iJetColor 1175 models use the HP FI-1000 printhead and an 11.7" x 17" print area. The iJetColor 1175 runs up to 7,000+ #10 envelopes per hour on pieces up to 1/8" thick. The 1175C console runs up to 10,000+ per hour at 3/8". The 1175 Pro + PXG adds a packaging feeder for pieces up to 14" x 20" and 1/2" thick.
What ink does the iJetColor 1175 use?
The iJetColor 1175 uses HP pigment-based ink in an HP FI-1000 printhead, and Printware rates the prints fade-, scratch- and water-resistant. The 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG use the same printhead and ink. The FI-1000 printhead typically produces up to 1M impressions, depending on coverage. Mailtech supplies iJetColor ink and parts.
How much does an iJetColor 1175 envelope press cost?
Mailtech does not publish iJetColor 1175 pricing because the price depends on the model, feeder and service plan you choose. Call Mailtech at (631) 586-2174 or use the contact form at mailtech.com for a quote on the iJetColor 1175, 1175C or 1175 Pro + PXG, and ask about printed samples of your own artwork.
What power and floor space does an iJetColor 1175 need?
The iJetColor 1175 and 1175C each need about 9 feet of length and 3 feet of depth and run on 110V 15A power. The iJetColor 1175 Pro + PXG needs 10.5 feet by 3 feet, also on 110V 15A. All three feed right to left and are designed for a single operator.
Who sells iJetColor envelope presses in New York and New Jersey?
Mailtech in Deer Park, NY is a factory-authorized Printware distributor for the iJetColor 1175, 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG, serving New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Mailtech handles quotes, ink and parts, and every iJetColor press is backed by Printware’s iJetAdvantage support program.
