Technical Specifications

Type

Inkjet

Type

Inkjet

Higher quality color printing with better color performance. Thicker paper can be used, they are slower than lasers, use more economical consumables (ink), the change of which is more frequent and are not recommended for occasional use.

Ink Tank

No

Ink Tank

Inkjet printers with refillable tanks so you can fill the printer ink yourself with special ink bottles. They allow for producing large volumes of prints at a lower printing cost.

Printing Colour

Colored

Exclusively for Photos

No

All in one

Yes

All in one

They combine a printer, scanner, or fax. Often they function as photocopiers without the need for connection to a computer.

Consumable

Inkjet

Paper Size

A4, A5, A6, B5, B6, C6, Letter

Paper Size

The standardized paper sizes that the printer can print.

A4

21 x 30cm. The most common paper size for all uses.

A5

15 x 21cm. Usually used for flyers.

A6

10 x 15cm. Usually used for postcards or photographs.

Compatibility

Mac, Windows

Features

Fax

Features

Fax

It sends and receives faxes if connected to a telephone line.

Connectivity

USB, Wi-Fi

Connectivity

USB

Printers that connect to a computer using a classic USB cable.

Most printers connect in this way.

Wi-Fi

Wireless use of the printer from various devices such as laptops/smartphones/tablets.

Colour

Black

Printer

Monochrome printing speed

33 ppm

Monochrome printing speed: 33

The monochrome text pages that the printer can print per minute. For more complex content such as graphs, the printing speed may be slower.

Fast printing speed that meets the needs of most offices.

Colour printing speed

18 ppm

Colour printing speed

The colored text pages that the printer can print per minute. For more complex content, such as graphs, the printing speed may be slower.

Duplex Print

Automatic

Duplex Print

The ability to print on both sides of the paper, a feature that saves paper and reduces the volume of printing.

Automatic

Printing on both sides is done automatically without the need for us to turn the paper.

Maximum Print Resolution

5760x1440 DPI

Maximum Print Resolution

The maximum resolution at which the printer can print, measured in DPI (dots per inch). High DPI means higher quality but more time-consuming and expensive printing. A typical high-resolution value is 600x600.

Scanner / Scanner

Maximum Scan Resolution

2400x1200 DPI

Maximum Scan Resolution

"Determines the quality and time it takes for an image or document to be scanned."

Scanning Capabilities

ADF

Dimensions

Height

218 mm

Width

375 mm

Length

300 mm