Copiers explained
Answers, and advice that WILL Save you $$$.
Can you explain some of the traditional copy machine terms and acronyms? What are booklet finishers, automatic duplex, network print, etc?
Here is a listing with a brief description of some popular photocopier linguistics...
We’ve heard a lot about document imaging and we were wondering the different ways a copier scanner can image and store a document?
There are two ways a copier scanner can store, archive or forward a document. But first we need to explain the term copier scanner. This is a term used when a copier can perform a scanning function in order to facilitate document imaging.
I have been thinking about consolidating my office equipment and purchasing a copier printer. What are the benefits of having an all in one copier printer versus a single copier and printer?
The quality of output on a copier printer is the same as a standalone laser printer and your cost of toner is much lower on a copier printer. To see the substantial savings you can achieve by getting a copier printer from us let’s compare a Konica 7022 22 PPM copier printer versus an HP stand alone 22 PPM printer. From a capital standpoint you can purchase the copier printer accessory (better known as a network print card) from us for $400.
Can you give me some buying tips on how to get the best copier for my investment? Wow, I don’t know where to start!
There are definitely some dos and don’ts to consider when purchasing a copier. You can spend from $150 to $50,000 on a copier, but in most cases a typical (properly remanufactured) Black and White office copier will cost from $2,500 to $7,000. Of course this depends on the accessories and speed your office requires. Though tempting, don’t buy the low-end all-in-one copier that costs around $300.