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Machine ranges
The machines typically fall into three main ranges. Within each range there are a number of different machines to enable the best selection to be made. This table provides a guide to the ranges of machines. Clicking on the machine number will take you to a page with more details where you can also download a full specification in pdf format. To see products in a list format please click here.

Printer copier ranges and examples
Function	Low End	Mid Range	High End
Typical use	Desktop, small home office	General offices	Copyroom, schools
Typical monthly volume	Up to 2,000	2,000-20,000	30,000-200,000
Typical speed (copies/min)	10 - 18	20 - 40	50 - 75
Double sided	Option	Option	Option
Reduce/enlarge	Yes	Yes	Yes
Colour	Option	Option	Option
Printer** (see below)	Option	Option	Option
Scanner	Option	Option	Option
Collation	-	OPtion	Option
Stapling	-	Option	Option
Example machines: monochrome	130f (13ppm) 160 (16ppm) 162 (16ppm) 210 (21ppm)	250 (25ppm) 350 (35ppm)	600 (60ppm) 750 (75ppm)
Example machines: colour		C250 (25ppm) C351 (35ppm)	C450 (35/45ppm)
Printer only colour machines		C250P (25 ppm)	C450P (35/45ppm)

** Combining a printer function within a copier can save up to 80% of the print costs over a standard printer.

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Usability
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Costs
Analysis shows that copier printers are often more cost effective than printers.
Click here for black and white analysis. Click here for colour analysis.