Kyocera TASKalfa 352CI (1102ZL3NL0)
 | Outdated Product £1,405.00 The Kyocera All-In-One is an advanced solution for small to medium workgroups. It can be used as a freestanding or desktop device. The model combines the capabilities of a laser colour printer, copier and scanner with automatic document feeding and dual scanning in one pass, as well as fax. As consumables, a 4-colour set of cartridges is used with a black-and-white print resource of 17,000 pages and a colour one of 9,000 pages. Laser technology provides the Kyocera TASKalfa 352CI MFP with fast work speed (the first page in 6 seconds) and an overall print speed of 35 pages /min At the same time, the resolution reaches 1200x1200 dpi, which allows you to count on an acceptable quality of simple graphic materials. Also worth noting is support for duplex printing, flexible copy scaling, fast sc...anning (up to 62 images per minute). Special mention deserves a 128 GB hard drive, a large 7-inch touch screen, as well as the availability of popular wired connection interfaces, including LAN and additional USB for direct printing from flash drives. |
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The Kyocera All-In-One is an advanced solution for small to medium workgroups. It can be used as a freestanding or desktop device. The model combines the capabilities of a laser colour printer, copier and scanner with automatic document feeding and dual scanning in one pass, as well as fax. As consumables, a 4-colour set of cartridges is used with a black-and-white print resource of 17,000 pages and a colour one of 9,000 pages.
Laser technology provides the Kyocera TASKalfa 352CI MFP with fast work speed (the first page in 6 seconds) and an overall print speed of 35 pages /min At the same time, the resolution reaches 1200x1200 dpi, which allows you to count on an acceptable quality of simple graphic materials. Also worth noting is support for duplex printing, flexible copy scaling, fast scanning (up to 62 images per minute). Special mention deserves a 128 GB hard drive, a large 7-inch touch screen, as well as the availability of popular wired connection interfaces, including LAN and additional USB for direct printing from flash drives.
