Canon Copiers

A number of different output options have been added to photocopiers, making them far more time and cost effective. With options such as hole punching, stapling and sorting professional documents can be now created quickly and with minimal effort.

The way photocopiers have changed in the last ten years is impressive, but this move into digital devices has caused some problems with accessibility. New features developed recently have the potential to drastically improve accessibility.

Canon have added to their imagePRESS range with the imagePRESS C6000/C6000VP. With print speeds of 60 ppm and up to 300gsm, these new machines are more affordable than the imagePRESS C7000, whilst still maintaining high durability and productivity.

Photocopiers have come a long way in the last ten years and now use digital technology which works by using an integrated scanner and printer. The scanning facility means that the capabilities of an office photocopier are now far more wide reaching.

The cost of photocopiers can be very large for businesses, especially when employees are not using the photocopiers sensibly. There are a number of steps that can be taken to reduce the cost of photocopiers and most of them can be followed easily.

Colour photocopiers are much cheaper than they were just a few years ago and can copy and print at much faster speeds, this has lead to more businesses purchasing colour photocopiers to replace the standard black and white machines.

The photocopier is one of the most used commodities in work places, so when it comes to making a decision on which photocopier to purchase or lease, it is necessary to take time to consider carefully which features your business will need.

Canon have recently released two new photocopiers: the irC3080(i) and irC3580(i), with features such as Wi-Fi, e-maintenance and high security, it could be time to say goodbye to the simple photocopier and welcome the new age of office machines.