Fujifilm Launches ApeosPort Remanufactured MFPs in Asia-Pacific

Fujifilm Launches ApeosPort Remanufactured MFPs in Asia-Pacific

FUJIFILM Business Innovation Asia Pacific has launched two A3 colour remanufactured multifunction printers, the ApeosPort C5570 R and ApeosPort C3570 R, reinforcing its strategy to promote resource circulation while maintaining business-grade performance and usability. Sales began on Jan. 7 across the Asia-Pacific region.

The two models are produced using collected multifunction printers from within the region. Each unit is disassembled to the component level, with reusable parts identified through inspection and diagnosis, then cleaned, repaired, and reassembled. According to the company, the printers achieve a maximum parts reuse rate of 82% by weight and deliver quality and reliability equivalent to newly manufactured machines through the same inspection and quality control processes.

Designed to streamline routine office operations, both models feature a 10.1-inch user interface panel that allows users to customise icons and layouts via tap-and-swipe operation. Frequently used functions and settings can be saved as one-touch applications. The printers also include Scan Delivery, which automatically routes scanned documents to predefined destinations based on preset rules for sorting and file naming, improving efficiency in document handling.

In terms of performance, the ApeosPort C5570 R offers printing speeds of 55 pages per minute, while the C3570 R prints at 35 pages per minute, in both colour and monochrome (A4 LEF). Both models are equipped with a duplex automatic document feeder capable of simultaneous two-sided scanning at speeds of up to 154 pages per minute.

Security functions include protection against unauthorised access through tamper detection before activation and safeguards during operation, as well as support for TLS 1.3 and encrypted network communications.

From an environmental standpoint, the printers deliver a 41% reduction in lifecycle CO₂ emissions compared with newly built models. They also use Super EA-Eco toner, which lowers fusing temperatures by approximately 10°C, reducing power consumption while enabling output resolutions of up to 1200 × 2400 dpi.

FUJIFILM Business Innovation has promoted resource circulation since 1995 and plans to further strengthen regional remanufacturing with the launch of a Circular Manufacturing Center in the Philippines in 2026. The company said the new models support its goal of contributing to a resource-circulating economy while meeting evolving workplace needs.

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