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I am looking for a small, networkable, printer and copier that will be used by about 4 people in an office.

 

Last couple I have chosen have resulted in endless moaning so thought I would look for other's recommendations.

 

Cheers!

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I am looking for a small, networkable, printer and copier that will be used by about 4 people in an office.

 

Last couple I have chosen have resulted in endless moaning so thought I would look for other's recommendations.

 

Cheers!

 

Have you still got a Managed Print solution in place? I'd recommend asking them if they've got any multi-function devices, or whoever you get your photocopier from... That's what we've done with most of our printers/copiers around the schools, even the ones in smaller offices... it's saved us a fortune, and they're managed, so if something does go wrong, someone's out to it within 4 hours...

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Have you still got a Managed Print solution in place? I'd recommend asking them if they've got any multi-function devices, or whoever you get your photocopier from... That's what we've done with most of our printers/copiers around the schools, even the ones in smaller offices... it's saved us a fortune, and they're managed, so if something does go wrong, someone's out to it within 4 hours...

Yeah that could be an option. Though for some reason when our last contract ran out, they didn't want to include this machine on the new contract. Not sure why but they wanted me to source something. Worth another shot though.

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Yeah that could be an option. Though for some reason when our last contract ran out, they didn't want to include this machine on the new contract. Not sure why but they wanted me to source something. Worth another shot though.

 

Really? Sounds strange... do they not do a lot of printing in there? May be too low if that's the only machine you had, but as an additional machine it's not unreasonable to ask for...

 

Could be worth trying a different company for that machine... bit of healthy competition never hurt anyone... and may even benefit the budget in more ways in the long run :)

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We have a few Ricoh MPC305 SPF machines but it's A4 only and pretty simple in terms of what it does but it's a good, reliable machine.
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We have a few Ricoh MPC305 SPF machines but it's A4 only and pretty simple in terms of what it does but it's a good, reliable machine.

 

We've got 5 MPC300's which are an earlier model of that, and they've been perfect, we've got 3 in the ICT Suites, and two in offices...

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We've got 5 MPC300's which are an earlier model of that and they've been perfect, we've got 3 in the ICT Suites, and two in offices...

I believe the 300's are a bit more of a workhorse, over the 305, as we've got a 300 for an area with heavier traffic. Another good machine.

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Big thing is to check the cost of the consumables before you buy. You might get stung big time when it comes to refill time.

 

I've got a couple that need... 4 toners, 4 photoconductors, a waste toner bottle, a fuser.... the list is endless. Cheaper to buy a new printer when the big bits go.

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I'd definitely consider a copier in the Epson Workforce range too, with the RIPS system... we had a meeting at their HQ last month and their newer printers seem pretty impressive.
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I'd definitely consider a copier in the Epson Workforce range too, with the RIPS system... we had a meeting at their HQ last month and their newer printers seem pretty impressive.

 

The ones I'm referring to are Epsons lol.

 

There's some good HP ones

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