Crio 9541WDT White Digital Transfer Printer powered by OKI

Model No.:45531000

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The Crio 9541WDT White Toner Transfer Printer is a 5-color, 5 station transfer system that offers bright colors, opaque white, and true black all in one paper pass. Combining multilevel LED printhead and microfine toner, the Crio 9541WDT Transfer Printer creates prints with sharp detail and rich color depth. Create magnificent prints with the Crio 9541-WDT Printer that will transfer on to a range of materials, such as cotton, polyester, denim, wood, acrylic, glass, metal, and more!. FREE SHIPPING TO COMMERCIAL DOCK ZONE.

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Printers do not include supplies - toners , drums (Imaging Units) (where applicable) , printer cables , manuals , consumables , trays (where applicable). Power cables are included. Drivers can be downloaded from the manufacturers website. Please verify that drivers available are compatible with your software on the manufacturers site.

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Main Features

Singles Pass 5-Color, 5 Station Transfer System
Prints on paper, film and transfer sheets up to 13” x 19”
Print Speed: 18 ppm for 8.5”x 11” transfers and 12 ppm for 13”x 19” transfers
Print Resolution: 1200 x 1200 dpi
Duty Cycle: 300,000 pages
Standard Memory: 2GB RAM
Staright Paper Path Technology to minimize paper jams
Low cost of ownership

Specifications

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Accessories

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

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Out of a color cartridge? Many printer drivers include an option to print using black only, or equivalent options to override the refusal to print.
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.
Most printers have a built-in diagnostics program which can be very useful for troubleshooting problems and test-printing without a computer. They are usually initiated by pressing a button or two while turning on the printer.