With so many facets of company requiring your attention, print equipment may not even be on your radar; nonetheless, the type of equipment you select has a direct impact on your office’s productivity, workflow, and efficiency. The easiest approach to make the proper decision is to do your homework, which includes learning the distinctions between a copier and a multifunction printer (MFP) and determining which one is best for your workgroup.

Copiers Machines

The office copier is well-known. It was once a gathering spot for employees as they waited in line to copy their documents, and it was sometimes situated in its own room. Today’s copiers still require a specific place, but they are far more efficient, feature-rich, and streamlined than ever before.

• Laser technology provides high-quality images, and many previously outsourced print processes can now be completed in-house.
• Copiers can now handle more paper sizes than ever before.
• Stapling, collating, three hole punching, booklet creation, and other finishing options are available.

Multifunction Printers

Multifunction printers, often known as all-in-one devices, combine the functions of three or more machines into a single small unit. Most can copy, print, scan, and fax, but there is a wide range of performance standards that can range from mediocre to magnificent in terms of resolution and print rates.

• Because of its reduced footprint, the MFP is ideal for offices of all sizes.
• Cost savings with purchasing, maintaining, and repairing one machine, versus three or four single use machines.
• To boost efficiency, some MFPs can accomplish more than one activity at a time.
• Communication is simplified because to cloud and networking capabilities.

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