The OKI MC883dnv A3 Colour Multifunction LED Laser Printer is the ideal choice for larger office environments that regularly print large numbers of documents. The laser printer has four different functions - printer, scanner, copier and fax - meaning that there is no need for multiple machines to take up space in your office.
Fast and advanced technology
The OKI MC883dnv can print at speeds of up to 35 pages per minute in both mono and colour. It also offers a high page yield, making it a cost-effective choice for offices that print large amounts of documents on a daily basis. Print-outs are to a professional standard, negating the need for outsourced printing costs.
The OKI MC883dnv uses LED digital printing technology, which has been intricately developed to carry out even the most advanced print jobs. This is a reliable and robust printer and also comes with the latest printing software, which aims to boost productivity and also manage the usage of ink and toners.
Full of useful features
The OKI MC883dnv is equipped with many features, meeting all the needs of a modern office environment. These features include duplex printing by default, flexible printing media, single touch copy, fax, scan and print buttons, USB stick compatibility and a 'job memory' programme that remembers the specifications of previous print jobs so you don't have to re-enter information.
This popular printing machine also comes with three 535-sheet paper trays, a 300-sheet input tray and one 100-sheet multipurpose tray, accommodating a variety of printing types.
Easy to move around your office
The OKI MC883dnv is a large machine, but that doesn't mean moving it around your office needs to be difficult; it comes with built-in wheels to make maneuverability a breeze.
What is AirPrint?
If you can open it on your apple device, chances are you can print it with AirPrint and an AirPrint compatible printer. Airprint works with Safari, Mail, Photos, iWork, PDF's in iBooks and many third-party AirPrint compatible apps available from the app store.
