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Hi Guys and Girls,

 

I'm looking to get a new printer at work and I have been told it needs 2 trays, quick as possible and holds a lot of paper :doh:

 

So I've done some research and have seen these 2 printers:-

Lexmark MS810dn - Comes with 10k pages worth of toner and has 2 trays

 

Price of unit: £470

6,000 page toner: £94

25,000 page toner: £245

Print speed: 52 pages per minute

 

 

 

OKI B431dn - Comes with 3 year warrenty but only has 1 tray (so we'd need 2)

 

Price of unit: £193

12,000 page toner: £108

Print speed: 38 pages per minute

 

Has anyone had any experience with these printers? or can suggest better printers for the job?

 

Thanks,

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Any particular reason you pick those?

 

Does it need to be colour etc?

 

Most of the Dells/HPs have option for additional paper tray, and that seems very expensive for the lexmark etc. But depends how much you're printing?

 

Steve

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Any particular reason you pick those?

 

Does it need to be colour etc?

 

Most of the Dells/HPs have option for additional paper tray, and that seems very expensive for the lexmark etc. But depends how much you're printing?

 

Steve

 

I do not require colour,

 

I did look at a few Dells and HP's, but the toners are quite expensive, whereas the Lexmark does less than 1p per sheet and we would be printing about 1,000/2,000 pages a month

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I do not require colour,

 

I did look at a few Dells and HP's, but the toners are quite expensive, whereas the Lexmark does less than 1p per sheet and we would be printing about 1,000/2,000 pages a month

 

Depends where you buy your toner from. We have joined a consortium and one of the suppliers on the consortium consistently offers the cheapest prices for original toner. In the year that we have used them they have not been beaten on price. We just bought a couple of HP 3015DN printers. Might be worth considering.

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