Printing Press Versant 4100 – Xerox

The Xerox Versant 4100 is a digital colour press built for mid-to-high production environments: print shops, high-cadence repro departments and centralised print services, as well as individuals or clients whose daily production demands nearly hands-free quality control. At 100 pages per minute, it is sized for a recommended volume of 350,000 pages per month, with a maximum cycle of 1,800,000 pages — and unlike a production multifunction device, it is a pure printing press, driven by dedicated Fiery servers (Xerox EX-P 4100 or EX 4100).

Its signature argument is automation: the Full Width Array (FWA), an inline full-width scanner fitted as standard, simplifies and automates the most time-consuming tasks — image-to-media alignment, density and solid-area uniformity, colour calibration and profiling. Paired with PredictPrint Media Manager, which manages stocks from the cloud, and with PAR (Production Accurate Registration) technology for precise, consistent front-to-back registration, it makes quality control practically touchless: fewer operator interventions, more jobs delivered. Image quality follows with Ultra HD 2400 x 2400 dpi resolution and 10-bit RIP rendering, served by low-melt, fine-particle EA toner. On the media side, versatility is complete: from 98 x 146 mm formats to extra-long sheets of 330 x 1200 mm, on stocks up to 400 gsm — envelopes, labels, synthetics and banners —, with a maximum capacity of 9,900 sheets and inline finishing ranging from simple folds and staples to full-bleed, square-fold booklets.

Compared with the Versant 280, its smaller sibling, media, formats (up to 1.2 m) and resolution are identical — scale and automation change: the 4100 recommends 350,000 pages per month versus 150,000 (a 1,800,000 ceiling versus 750,000) and carries the FWA quality automation as standard, which the 280 only gets with the optional Performance Package. Conversely, the 280 keeps two assets of its own: the Adaptive CMYK+ specialty toners (gold, silver, white, fluorescents) and built-in copying and scanning. Sustained, automated production: Versant 4100; all-in-one versatility and embellishments: Versant 280. Beyond this calibre, the family continues with the iGen 5 — our advisers will size it with you.

At D&O Partners, the Versant 4100 is available for purchase or leasing, with site study, installation and Fiery server configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and consumables delivered within 48 hours — at 350,000 pages per month, production continuity is non-negotiable. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, the press fits into sustainable operations. Request a quote or a demonstration: we’ll talk actual volumes and automation.

FAQ:

What is the difference between the Versant 4100 and the Versant 280?
Media, formats (up to 1.2 m) and resolution are identical; the 4100 climbs to 350,000 recommended pages per month (versus 150,000) and carries FWA quality automation as standard, which the 280 only gets as an option. The 280, however, keeps the Adaptive CMYK+ specialty toners and its copy/scan functions. Volume and automation on one side, versatility and embellishments on the other.

What volume is the Versant 4100 recommended for?
350,000 pages per month in recommended use, with a maximum cycle of 1,800,000 pages — the calibre of a print shop or centralised print service with sustained daily production. Our certified technicians will validate the sizing against your actual volumes.

What does the Versant 4100’s FWA automation bring?
The full-width scanner automates image-to-media alignment, density uniformity, colour calibration and profiling — paired with PredictPrint Media Manager (cloud-based media management) and PAR front-to-back registration, quality control becomes practically touchless: fewer interventions, fewer errors, more production.

Is the Versant 4100 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, with low-melt EA toner, and D&O Partners supports you with sustainable consumables management throughout the maintenance contract.