You may still call them copiers, but today’s multifunction products do a lot more than just copy. Here are some tips to help you find the right MFPs for your in-plant and get the best performance out of them.

MFPs also vary widely in their ability to handle paper types and sizes. Look for an MFP that supports a broad range of media, including large paper sizes and heavier stocks and covers. This will give in-plants the capability to produce a variety of jobs and applications.

Finishing features such as collating, multi-position stapling, hole punching, booklet making and various types of folding options also help save in-plant staff time and enable more complex documents, such as brochures, newsletters or training manuals, to be printed in-house.