Who is Kyocera-Mita/Copystar?

Copystar is a selling division of Kyocera-Mita America (KMA) which is the North and South American sales and marketing arm of Kyocera-Mita. KMA is responsible for operations, technical support, service, training, sales, marketing, and distribution of high performance Mita and Copystar copiers, fax machines and digital multifunction office systems throughout the USA as well as Canada, Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean. Truly a global company, Kyocera-Mita’s operations span the globe with headquarters in Osaka, Japan; European headquarters in Amsterdam in The Netherlands, and headquarters for North and South America in Fairfield, New Jersey.

Kyocera Mita/Copystar Helps You Make Your Presence Felt

Founded in 1959, Kyocera has grown to employ more than 38,000 people worldwide, including about 20,000 outside of Japan. Kyocera-Mita/Copystar is one of the world’s leading document imaging systems with overall worldwide sales of over $1.2 billion. Kyocera-Mita/Copystar is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and distributors of analog and digital copiers and a leading provider of computer-connectable peripherals including network laser printers, multifunction and wide format imaging solutions. Kyocera Accomplishments:

• Named one of the top 100 best managed companies in the world by Industry Week 5 years running.
• Earned four "Best of the Best" Millennium awards from Business Equipment Research & Test Laboratory (BERTL).
• Developed the worlds lightest 35mm camera with Zoom Lens
• Headquarters incorporates solar technology.
• Developed the first Palm OS powered cellular phone

Natural Presence

Kyocera-Mita/Copystar is also known for environmentally sound products and processes. Their positively-charged OPC drum reduces ozone depletion compared to negatively charged drums. Kyocera-Mita/Copystar labels all recyclable plastic parts, eliminating all that require ozone-depleting cleaning substances. They are also a leader in solar energy technology, with their EcoSys-labeled printers, water heaters, cameras, and commuter vehicles being considered leaders in energy efficiency.