Triumph Adler 2508ci Multi-Functional Laser Printer, Copy, Print, Scan, 10" Color Touch Screen, 25 ppm Print Speed, 1200 x 1200 dpi Resolution, USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Interface, Double Tray, Black
Triumph Adler
- 2508ci
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Key specifications
- Print speed
- 21-30 ppm
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 90 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 60.20 cm x 66.50 cm x 79.00 cm
- Type
- Desktop
- Function
- Copy, Print, Scan, Optional: Fax
- Print Technology
- Laser Colour and B/W
- Original Format
- Max A3 from Platen Glass
- A4, Simplex, B/W
- 25 b/w-pages/min.
- A3, Simplex, B/W
- 12 b/w-pages/min.
- A4, Simplex, Colour
- 25 colour pages/min.
- A3, Simplex, Colour
- 12 colour pages/min.
- Printing, Colour
- 9.2 seconds
- Printing, B/W
- 7 seconds
- Copying, Colour
- 8.5 seconds
- Copying, B/W
- 6.4 seconds
- Warm-up Time
- 18 seconds
- Copy Resolution
- Max 600 x 600 dpi
- Greyscales
- 256
- Universal Cassettes Amount
- 2 x 500 sheet universal cassettes
- 1st Cassette Types
- A6R-A4
- 2nd Cassette Types
- A6R-SRA3
- Multi-Bypass Amount
- 1 x 500 sheet
- Multi-Bypass Types
- A6R-A4, Banner [305 x 1219 mm]
- Paper Feed (Print-Only)
- SRA3 and Banner
- Paper Weights (Universal Cassette Min)
- 52 g/m²
- Paper Weights (Universal Cassette Max)
- 300 g/m²
- Paper Weights (Multi-Bypass Min)
- 52 g/m²
- Paper Weights (Multi-Bypass Max)
- 300 g/m²
- Paper Weights (Duplex Min)
- 64 g/m²
- Paper Weights (Duplex Max)
- 256 g/m²
- Paper Output
- 500 sheet A4
- RAM
- 4 GB
- SSD
- 32 GB
- Optional System Memory
- 320 GB HDD
- Continuous Copying
- 1 to 9999
- Zoom Range
- 25% to 400%
- Zoom Step
- 1%
- Adjustable Colour Touch Screen
- 10.1 inch
- Duplex
- Yes
- Motion Sensor
- Yes
- Management Codes
- 100
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Willow M. Used for: Less than a month
Cons
Menus that bury the simple settings three levels down
Comment
Four stars, and the missing one is for the panel rather than for the printing. Output is excellent, colour is even across a full page and the finishing is neat. But the menus are laid out as though nobody had ever watched a person use a copier, and simple things like changing the default tray are buried three levels down.
