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Printers - Laser, Inkjet and Wide-format Printing

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Multifunction Printers

"All in One" or multifunction printers (MFPs) allow you to print, scan and copy from the one device. Ideal for office usage, or where space is tight, you no longer need a plethora of electronic devices to get things done. Many multifunctions can also fax or email from the machine, some models allow you to save directly to a USB flash drive, and others let you print pictures from your digital camera's memory card.

Laser Printers

Laser & Solid-ink printers. Found in busy office environments, network laser printers allow multiple computer users to easily print from the same machine. An appropriately chosen laser or solid-ink printer will frequently give the lowest ongoing costs (per page) of any printer. Multifunction (MFP) laser printers can also act as photocopiers and scanners, reducing floor space requirements for office machinery.

Inkjet Printers

Low initial costs and photo quality prints are two of the reasons to consider an inkjet printer. High quality inkjet printers, sometimes with six or more colour cartridges, are indistinguishable from photo lab printing. Printer models are also available with a variety of multifunction uses; such as scanning, reading directly from memory cards or printing to DVDs and CDs.

Specialist Printers

Specialised printing needs require specialist printing devices - including wide format (A3 and larger sizes) printing, impression-based dot matrix printing and T-shirt printing.

For wedding stationary we often recommend Solid Ink printers because of the raised print feel and solid colours even on plain paper.

Which printer?

Which printer?

We offer a wide variety of inkjet, wide-format and laser printers from leading manufacturers like Epson, Fuji Xerox, Kodak, Konica Minolta, Canon, Lexmark and HP. The most common question we encounter is whether to go inkjet or laser, and each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. If you're a home user interested in printing photo-quality shots from digital cameras, a professional photographer or graphic designer, or only ever print a few items a month – an inkjet printer could be the best fit for you. If you do a lot of printing, the ongoing savings in cost per print of a laser or solid ink printer may well justify the initial price premium.

Halve your printing costs

Sometimes it seems printers are only ever getting cheaper, and while that's right – there is also a very good reason. Inkjet printers are the modern day equivalent of shavers, and Epson is the new Gillette. The initial cost of a modern inkjet printer is subsidised by the ongoing costs of the cartridges you're forced to use in it - and the technology forcing you to use genuine cartridges is getting tougher and tougher to break.

How much does ink cost?
If you're paying $24.95 for a cartridge with 5ml of ink in it, you're paying almost $5,000 a litre ($4,990 to be exact). Studies by Fuji Xerox Printers have shown the cost of a $500 inkjet printer ranges between 24-25 cents per page and drops to 13-16 cents with a $2,000 colour laser printer. So if you’re printing three reams of A4 paper a month, you're looking at a total cost of ownership of $4,910 in the first year for the inkjet or $4,610 for a colour laser. After three years of the same usage, the inkjet has cost $13,730 – compared to $9,830 for the laser. If you print more, the ongoing savings will be even more immediate. If you think your printer will be getting used more heavily, please feel free to contact us to make sure you’ve got the right fit for your usage.

We stock all major printer brands
Including Epson Printers, Fuji Xerox Printers, Canon Printers and Brother Printers.

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