Short answer: the Ricoh MP 4055 is an A3 black and white photocopier that turns out 40 pages per minute. It copies, prints and scans in black and white, on paper as big as A3. It is sold secondhand here in three grades, and the page count of the actual machine is put in writing before anything is signed.
Image courtesy of the makerRicoh slots the MP 4055 into its MP 4055 to 6055 range as the 40 pages per minute option. Also in the series (pages per minute in brackets): MP 5055 (50) and MP 6055 (60). Useful numbers: it scans double sided originals in one go, up to 110 images a minute, loads 1,200 sheets as standard and 4,700 fully optioned and feeds card up to 300 gsm. Ricoh has replaced it with the IM 4000.
The MP 4055, secondhand: A3 black and white at 40 pages per minute, serviced by us.
Figures as the maker publishes them. Each secondhand machine is checked first, and its page count is yours before you commit.
The straight answer on size: fifteen to thirty people on a busy floor. More people than that? The MP 5055 is the same series at 50 pages per minute.
The grade sets the outlay and the page count tells you the wear, and you get both in writing. A rental or lease can run up to 60 months, limited by the machine's age, and delivery, network connection, scanning set up and a hands on run through for staff are included.
Bought outright without a service agreement, the warranty depends on the machine, and we tell you what it is in writing before the sale. Add a service agreement and a failed machine is replaced at any point in the term. The rental figure on selected machines starts from $15 a week plus GST, provided finance is approved.
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 Ricoh MP 4055?
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.
No, Ricoh has moved on to the IM 4000. Secondhand is the route now, and whichever one you take, we service it.
Each machine differs. You see its actual page count, in writing, before anything is agreed; that figure says more about wear than the year does.
Same series, so the choice is speed: 40 pages per minute against 50. Tell us your headcount and monthly pages and we give you a straight answer.
Yes. Rental is not hire. You sign a business agreement, pay one regular amount, and the machine is serviced while you have it. Selected machines start from $15 a week plus GST, with approval.
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.
