Ricoh MP CW2201SP Wide Format Printer

Model No.:404830

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Print, copy and scan large-format documents with the Ricoh MP CW2201SP. This Ricoh wide format printer will produce detailed maps to rich CAD drawings and plans in vivid color or crisp black-and-white. With its fast drying ink and minimal dot spread, the CW2201SP will deliver exceptional image quality on every job. Enjoy convenient features such as front access to paper rolls and ink cartridges, an attached paper basket to neatly collect and stack printed output, and direct print from a USB drive or SD card. Architects, engineers, contractors and designers will capture new opportunities with the MP CW2201SP.

$7353.00

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Main Features

Wide Format Color Digital Imaging System
Functions: Print, Copy, Scan
Print Speeds: Monochrome- 3.8 ppm; Color- 2.1 ppm
Print Resolution: 1200 x 1200 dpi
Copy/Scan Resolution: 600 x 600 dpi
access up to 3000 files stored on the Document Server
4GB RAM
320GB Hard Disk Drive
Directly print from or scan-to a USB or SD Card
10.1" tablet-like Smart Operation Panel
Bypass Tray
Output Baskets
User Replaceable Ink

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Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

1 Year Service Contract.

From $69.00

2 Year Service Contract.

From $119.00

3 Year Service Contract.

From $199.00

4 Year Service Contract.

From $269.00

Reviews

Flashing light on your printer? Each printer has a different reason for a blinking or orange light but in general it is due to a paper jam, an empty paper tray, a printer cartridge problem or a problem with the printer hardware.
Make sure to keep your printer up to date by downloading drivers and patches from the manufacturer's site. Most manufacturers provide driver updates for their units which include patches that add fonts or fix incompatibilities.
What is dpi? Dpi is used to describe the resolution number of dots per inch in a digital print. The higher the numbers, the more detailed the print image is.