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Photo Source: Instockdesign.com If you're using a laser printer or multifunction printer at the office, you very well know that its consumables, toner cartridges, cost more than the average liquid inks used in small inkjet printers. However, compare to inks, printouts produced by toner cartridges are more sharper and crispier, which makes them the perfect choice for delivering legal documents. Although toner cartridges usually a high printing yield, it would be lovely if you put in small efforts to save the toners on your office or at home.  Here are three tips on how to cut your printing costs by...

  Have you ever heard of the term production printer? These printers are more popularly known as commercial printers or digital presses. Unlike workgroup printers or office printers, production printing machines are designed for the commercial industry. Industries that require a piece of equipment with a high printing volume or have the ability to print on larger paper sizes such as SRA3 or A3+.Industries such as publishing companies, architectural, construction, banks, finance, and insurance companies are the usual ones that need production printers in their offices. This is because these machines have the right features to print architectural blueprints, bank...

It’s 2019, and everything seems to run in digital. Everywhere you go, files are now stored and transferred through devices or the use of the cloud. But still, why do businesses still buy copiers or workgroup printers for their document workflow?

There are several factors as to why businesses still need office printers or copiers. To further explain this point, we listed three of the main factors as to why entrepreneurs still invest in office copiers and printers for their businesses.

Yesterday, we posted a video article about “5 Tips on Buying Office Printers.” And in one of those tips, we mentioned the importance of knowing the printer’s total cost of ownership.

To start with, the total cost of ownership refers to the purchase price of the asset you brought plus its cost of operation. This is vital if you want to invest in the right office equipment without going over the budget. To give you a short breakdown, here’s a breakdown on how you should calculate a printer’s total cost of ownership.