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In the past customers always considered they needed an A3 Copier. However,

according to a recent report *, just 2.35% of the total page volume printed is on

A3 paper. Given that the average office worker produces 8,636 pages a year,

just 202 pages are A3, which is less than a page a day. Because people are

moving towards scanning and printing original documents, which can be

scaled to fit the paper size available, the need for A3 output has declined.

Just think. When is the last time you copied or printed on an A3 Copier?

Office space is also a big issue. In general, A3 centric copiers occupy

more office space. Typically, the footprint of a mono A3 capable device is much

larger than that of an A4 device, 70%* larger by volume on average.

An A3 device takes up a lot of space with its console. But an A4

device only needs the corner of your desk or room.

In terms of TCO then generally, the A3

copier is more expensive to pur-

chase and maintain than an A4

MFP.

The premium is between 100%

and 220%* depending on the manufac-

turer. Also the cost of a maintenance kit

for an A3 copier is 26%* higher than that

of an A4.

Finally, an A3 capable MFP device

consumes more operating power

and cost as the fuser unit is 41%

larger.

It doesn’t matter if an A4 or A3 page is

being printed because the whole fuser unit

is heated up.

*Source:

UK Research Study 2006 “NewField IT” Report

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