Thanks to Epson, recycling paper and paper related products can now be reformed into newly recycled paper in an office. Epson developed the prototype of the printer, called PaperLab, and announced the product in December of 2015 and showcased the product at the Eco-Products 2015 Exhibition.
PaperLab uses a dry, no water, process which involves fiberizing, binding, forming, and printing completely recycled paper. The printer cuts transportation costs of moving recycling to recycling center and back, lowering Co2 emissions and travel costs. Besides that, the PaperLab completely destroys documents, eliminating a need for contractors to dispose of sensitive documents.
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As for speed, PaperLab makes about “14 A4 sheets per minute and 6,720 sheets in an eight-hour day.”
Source: designfaves.com