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 The new MFX-4550 from Muratec combines a host of document imaging solutions into a convenient, easy-to-use device.
Utilizing an intuitive widescreen touch panel you can quickly program copy jobs, adjust scan settings, set users preferences and more.
The standard 50-sheet reversing automatic document feeder allows you to load large two-sided copy, fax and scan jobs without having to break them into multiple sets, while the legal-size platen glass enables the copying, faxing or scanning of documents that are not appropriate for the document feeder (carbon paper, identifications cards, books, etc.)
Producing single-sided output at 45 pages-per-minute, and two-sided output at up to 42 images-per-minute, the MFX-4550 gets down to business quickly and efficiently. The unit features both standard PCL and PostScript 3 printing which enables high-speed printing from Windows, Linux and Macintosh-based operating systems and network environments. Standard printing functions include overlay printing, delayed printing, secure printing and job storage.
The optional staple finisher, in combination with electronic collating, quickly produces distribution-ready documents. The MFX-4550 comes standard with (1) 520-sheet paper cassette that can house letter or legal-sized paper. The unit also features a 100-sheet multipurpose bypass tray that is the perfect solution for printing labels, envelopes, letterhead and more. Up to (3) additional paper cassettes can be added to bring the total paper capacity to 2,180 sheets.
One of the key benefits of the MFX-4550 is the powerful digital document delivery solutions that are available at the touch of a button. Users can walk-up and quickly scan color documents to network folders, e-mail addresses, FTP sites and/or fax terminals.
With the optional fax kit, you can add enhanced fax features that include speed dial-up to 200 numbers, group dial-up to 100 groups, duplex send and receive, fax-to-email, secure fax, and color fax. Use the Duplex function to print received faxes double-sided, to help reduce paper consumption and operating expenses.
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