1/06/2014 05:59:00 AM
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Whether you’re
running a small business or a global corporation that deals with a
lot of records or documents on a regular basis, your productivity
also depends on having a trusty printer. Buying the machine itself
isn’t the only thing you should consider though. Below are some
things to keep in mind.
If your office depends
on hauling out documents requiring many reams of paper in a single
setting, your printer is likely to run out of toner before its
expected lifespan. This, in turn, can lead to disruptions in the
office workflow, and naturally, you want ways to keep the momentum
going. Part of that endeavor involves acquiring new printer ink
cartridges from reputable suppliers.
A look at an office
supplies provider’s list of offerings can help you decide on what
to buy. Researching on the types of documents you generate, for one,
allows you to choose a printer that is most suited for fulfilling
that need; this can save you a lot of money before you ever print a
single page. Even if you snapped up a quality printer for, say,
around $200, expect to invest as much on its “ammunition.”
Take note that
stockpiling a number of printer cartridges for the foreseeable future
doesn't give you leeway to print with the highest settings. Efficient
cost savings on print can be had through a number of ways. For
instance, your choice of printer will need to be capable of duplex
work or back-to-back printing.
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