CanonIn store
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A3 mono MFD with duplex and Wi-Fi as standard.
- 25 ppm mono
- 2 GB RAM
- Duplex standard · Wi-Fi standard
- Scan to mail & folder
Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta bizhub 225i / 205i
The Konica Minolta bizhub 225i / 205i is an A3 mono laser multifunction photocopier from Konica Minolta. Compact A3 mono workhorse using Simitri HD polymerised toner. Available to buy, rent or take on exchange at More Copy Systems in Kacheripady, Ernakulam, which also installs and services it.
At a glance
- Brand
- Konica Minolta
- Type
- Photocopier / MFD
- Paper size
- A3
- Output
- Mono
- Technology
- Laser
- Functions
- Multifunction
Manufacturer specifications
- 22 ppm (225i) · 20 ppm (205i)
- Simitri HD polymerised toner
- 350 → 1,350 sheet paper capacity
- 600 × 600 dpi print and copy
- Scan to email / SMB / FTP / USB
- Optional duplex, ADF and fax
JPEG, TIFF and PDF output. Accounting for up to 50 user accounts.
Configuration, options and availability are confirmed on enquiry.
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Before you buy
- What is a photocopier, and how does it work?A photocopier is a machine that makes paper copies of documents. A modern digital photocopier scans the original, writes the image onto a light-sensitive drum with a laser or LED, attracts toner powder to that image, transfers the toner to paper and fuses it in place with heat and pressure. Most office photocopiers today are multifunction devices that also print and scan.
- Photocopier vs printer: what is the difference?A printer prints from a computer or phone. A photocopier copies paper originals, and today's digital photocopiers also print and scan, so they are really heavy-duty multifunction printers. The practical difference is scale: photocopiers handle more pages a month, larger paper (usually A3), bigger paper trays and network scanning, at a lower cost per page but a higher purchase price.
- Which photocopier is best for a small business?The best photocopier for a small business is the smallest machine that comfortably handles your monthly volume and paper sizes. For a small office printing mostly A4 black text, an A4 mono multifunction machine is usually enough. If you copy A3, run several hundred pages a day, or share one machine across a team, choose an entry A3 mono multifunction photocopier, and add colour only if you print colour often.
- Should you buy or rent a photocopier?Rent a photocopier if you want no upfront cost, a predictable monthly bill with service included, or a machine for a fixed period such as a project or exam season. Buy if your volume is steady, you plan to keep the machine for years, and you are comfortable arranging service and toner. Over a long period buying usually costs less in total; renting costs less up front and shifts the risk of breakdowns to the supplier.
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