Office printers for Gold Coast businesses

Will A4 be enough for your office?

Most likely, if all of these hold true:

• No one prints on A3.
• Ten people or fewer share the machine.
• You print a few thousand pages a month at most.
• Desk or bench space is limited.

If even one of those does not fit, an A3 copier is worth comparing.

Business MFP or retail printer?

You notice the gap within a week. A business MFP is made to handle volume day after day; it reads both sides of an original in one pass, sends scans straight to email or a shared folder, has proper security controls, and when it needs a technician, one comes to you. Its toner cartridges go much further, so each page costs less.

Our new A4 multifunction printers are HP, Kyocera, Lexmark, OKI and Toshiba; secondhand, we can usually find most other brands too.

The business printers we supply

New, the choice runs across HP Color LaserJet Enterprise, Kyocera ECOSYS, Lexmark, OKI and Toshiba A4 models, in colour or mono. Some people call them MFPs, some MFDs, others all in one printers. If you have been searching for a desktop photocopier to sit on a bench, this is the machine you mean.

Outgrown the Brother, Epson or Canon you bought at a retail store? Moving to a business MFP is the usual next step. You can pay for it outright, put it on an office printer rental, or take out an office printer lease.

An A4 machine fits the way many Coast businesses work: medical and allied health clinics around Robina and Southport, accountants and real estate agencies from Hope Island to Palm Beach, and small design studios at Burleigh Heads.

MFD and MFP: what the letters mean

MFD is short for multifunction device and MFP for multifunction printer. They mean the same thing in practice: one box that prints, copies, scans and often faxes. You will see both terms used for A4 and A3 models alike.