The International Union of Judicial Officers has signed a partnership with RISO, a specialist in cold inkjet printing. Judicial officers put in touch with RISO through the UIHJ benefit from special conditions.
RISO is part of the Japanese RISO KAGAKU group, founded in 1946. The company develops, manufactures and sells its own printing systems. Its FORCEJET™ technology is based on a cold inkjet printing process.
A judicial officer’s office prints a large number of documents every day, and they must be served quickly. RISO ComColor printers print 120 to 165 pages per minute, with no loss of speed in duplex mode. Paper travels flat and cold through the machine. As a result, paper jams and technical call-outs are less frequent, and RISO reports 99% availability.
Cold printing also benefits the environment. According to RISO, it saves up to 91% of electricity compared with laser copiers, with no ozone emissions. A smart scanning solution with character recognition completes the range and makes filing easier. RISO already works with the Belgian notariat, which is very satisfied with its printers.
The partnership was signed in September 2026 with RISO France and RISO Belgium, and with DSL Document Solutions for Luxembourg. It covers Belgium, mainland France, Luxembourg and French-speaking Switzerland until 31 August 2027. The UIHJ puts interested judicial officers in touch with RISO, which then carries out an audit of their needs. For every contract signed for a ComColor machine, RISO offers the client 100,000 black pages. The offer applies to contracts signed within 24 months of the introduction.
Everyone wins. Judicial officers get high-performance equipment on attractive terms. RISO comes closer to a profession whose needs it understands. And the UIHJ receives support for its work.
To benefit from the offer, go through the UIHJ. Interested judicial officers are invited to contact the UIHJ at www.uihj.com/contact.
Find out more: www.riso.be · www.risofrance.fr
