For schools, clubs, churches, colleges, political campaigns, and other short-run print jobs, the risograph bridges the gap between a standard photocopier (which is cheaper up to about 100 …

What is risograph printing? RISO prints are made with a Risograph printer. It looks like a photocopier, but works as a screenprinter; using rich spot colours and stencils to create tactile …

What's a Risograph? Risograph printing is a technique best described as a ‘digital screen printing’. The process is similar to screen printing, but with the convenience of an office copier. …

The RISO digital duplicator (previously called the Risograph) is specifically designed to bridge the gap between copier and offset systems by handling run lengths that are too long for copiers or …

Sep 9, 2025 · A risograph printer (RISO) is best described as a "digital screen printer" - the printing process is similar to traditional screen printing but in the convenient form of an office …

Jun 5, 2025 · But what exactly is a Risograph printer, and why might it be the right fit for your work? A Risograph is a stencil duplicator that operates like a mix between a screen printer and …

A Risograph is a digital duplicator or printer duplicator created to produce high volumes of good quality print copies at a lower cost than toner copiers. A Risograph uses special inks made …

The Risograph is a stencil-based duplicator, taking a digital or scanned image to create a stencil that it then can print at large quantities. Each stencil is called a master.

Jul 15, 2025 · What is Risograph printing? A Risograph or "RISO" looks like a copy machine but is actually a duplicator. The process is also commonly referred to as digital stamp printing or …

Risograph was born out of the mimeograph printing process, the first Riso printer-duplicator being invented in 1986 by Hayama’s Riso Kagaku Corporation. The Risograph machine brings …