Okidata MPS4242mc+ Color Multifunction Printer

Model No.:62445901

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The Okidata MPS4242mc+ Printer is a color MFP that will take care of all your copy, print, scan and fax needs. The Oki MPS4242mc+ MFP will deliver high quality color prints at a quick speed of 42 pages per minute. With a maximum paper capacity of 3160 sheets and a robust monthly duty cycle of 150,000 pages, the Oki MPS4242mc+ Color Printer is a printer that can be relied upon to get all your work completed

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Main Features

Copy, print, scan and fax
Print speed: 42 ppm (color/mono)
First page out in 9 seconds
Standard paper capacity: 630 sheets
Maximum paper capacity: 3160 sheets
Up to 1200 x 600 dpi resolution
20sheet convenience stapler
2 GB standard/max memory and 160 GB secure hard disk drive, standard
1 Gigabit Ethernet and High-speed USB connectivity
Direct USB printing
Standard duplex printing
100-sheet duplex reversing RADF
Easy-to-use 9" Color touch-screen control panel with alphanumeric keypad and function buttons
Compatible with Apple® AirPrint™ mobile printing app
OKI Smart Extendable Platform for integration with web-based applications

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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

Getting blank pages after you installed a new cartridge? Check that the sticker from the cartridge was properly removed. Alternatively, run the clean print head function to make sure all air bubbles are removed. Do not remove the cartridge once it has been installed.
If your print settings are too dark, it could be detrimental to the life of the cartridge in the long run. It’s important that the density control of the machine be properly set to prevent the machine from pulling too much toner into itself.
Media settings on your printer determine how much ink will be used. Thinly coated glossy films require less ink, while plain paper soaks in more.