36 pages per minute in A3 colour, from a printer small enough for a desk: that is the OKI C834. Printing is all it does; there is no copier or scanner on it. OKI still sells it, so ours can come new, and secondhand ones are on offer too, with our service either way.
Image courtesy of the makerPart of the third generation of OKI's C800 A3 colour printers, released in 2019. Choose the C834nw for network and wireless printing, or the C834dnw, which adds automatic two sided printing to both. Either one prints colour to A3 and handles card to 256 gsm.
From the same range came the ES8434, the Executive Series model for dealers. Its sales through OKI Australia stopped in March 2021, with support listed to 31 March 2028.
36 pages per minute in A3 colour, and not a scanner in sight.
Figures as the maker publishes them. Each secondhand machine is checked first, and its page count is yours before you commit.
An office printing plans, charts or signs in A3 colour that copies and scans on another machine, or not at all. Copying and scanning wanted as well? Look at an A3 multifunction instead, like the MC873, which handles all three.
The C834 is available new or secondhand. Every machine is checked before we offer it, and its page count goes to you in writing. Rent or lease it for up to 60 months (its age decides the longest term), or pay outright. Delivery, network connection and a hands on run through for staff are part of the price.
With a service agreement in place, our replacement warranty lasts as long as the agreement: if the machine fails, we replace it. When the term ends, you upgrade or hand it back. On selected machines, rental is priced from $15 a week plus GST; finance needs approval.
Each links to its own page of maker's specs. Ask about any of them to hear whether one is in.
Describe the work it has to do, or give a model number. Back come two or three options, each priced in writing. No obligation.
Or ring (02) 8313 0670, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Want figures on the OKI C834?
One line is enough. You hear if one is in, its page count and the numbers, in writing. Send it on a business day and you hear back that same day.
If a machine on our service agreement fails, we replace it. That holds for new and secondhand machines alike, and for every way of paying: rental, lease, finance or an outright purchase. The cover lasts as long as the agreement does, every year of it.
A new copier normally carries the maker's warranty for 12 months, covering hardware but not consumables. Once that year is up, the service agreement carries the cover. The full terms of the replacement warranty are written into your agreement.
Yes. OKI still lists it as current in Australia, so we can supply one new, and secondhand units come through from time to time.
One feature: the dnw prints double sided automatically. Both run at the same speed, and both work on a network or wireless.
No: printing is all it does. For copies and scans as well, an A3 multifunction is the answer.
Yes, subject to approval. A secondhand OKI can be rented over a term that fits its age, and selected machines start from $15 a week plus GST. Name the model and the figures arrive in writing.
Which machine, which grade, what it costs to run, what to watch for in the agreement: ask. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Send an enquiry on a business day and you hear back that same day.
