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How to read the figure
This describes a system capability, not a universal speed guarantee. Parallel jobs can make better use of available computing resources and reduce waiting when several devices are active.
Technical note
Parallel RIP processing: what the four-job figure means
In its “10 Reasons Why PrintFactory” material, the manufacturer states that up to four jobs can be ripped and printed simultaneously on comparable platforms.
- Company
- PrintFactory
- Source last checked
- 24 July 2026
Prepared and reviewed by the CRINTAC team
4 jobs
stated simultaneous ripping and printing
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What affects performance
Processing time depends on CPU, memory, storage, network, PDF complexity, resolution, separations, special channels, and output devices.
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How to test it during a trial
Use representative large files, real queues, and the same hardware. Measure time to first print, total RIP time, and operator responsiveness while several jobs are processed.
How to interpret the result
The four-job figure is a manufacturer statement, not an independent benchmark. Actual performance depends on the computer, files, network, devices, and production settings.
Original PrintFactory material
10 Reasons Why PrintFactory — EMEA
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Validate the result in your own production
Use the published example as a reference, then measure the same process on your devices, substrates, and representative jobs.