Docutech

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The Xerox DocuTech line of production publishers was introduced in 1990 with the DocuTech 135 (DT135). This system unified digital electronics, computing and communications with xerography to create the print-on-demand industry.[1]

With it's ability to scan, receive digital files, edit files and output stitched or tape bound books, the DT135 was the first "on-demand" publishing system.

The DocuTech 6135 is an improved version of the DT135, with a Sun Microsystems workstation controller replacing the original controller and scanner. Additional improvements include an optional VLD laser assembly, increasing the print resolution to 600 x 1200 dpi.

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