Things to Look For in a Commercial Copying Machine
The article lists what to weigh before choosing a business copier: whether the features match your work, the reputation of the brand, how much paper the feeders hold, and whether it copies double-sided. It also covers speed for high-volume jobs and an extended warranty to limit repair costs on a machine that wears over the years. It names Ricoh, Sharp, Konica Minolta, and Canon as high-end brands, with example models. It gives a price estimate of $650 to $2,000 for a new machine and $150 to $500 for refurbished, and suggests buying or leasing.