Recommend a mono laser printer

Peter W · #1 (**permalink**) 25-06-2008, 22:28

It's time to replace my trusty HP LJ1100 with a newer, faster model. What I like about the LJ1100 is that both the paper input trays are open, so it is very easy to feed in different sheets of paper for different printing tasks.

Can anyone recommend one similar to this? I don't need colour, but it has to be laser and it has to be at least 15ppm.

HuggyBear · #2 (**permalink**) 25-06-2008, 23:39

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Originally Posted by Peter W

It's time to replace my trusty HP LJ1100 with a newer, faster model. What I like about the LJ1100 is that both the paper input trays are open, so it is very easy to feed in different sheets of paper for different printing tasks.

Can anyone recommend one similar to this? I don't need colour, but it has to be laser and it has to be at least 15ppm.

Hiya matey,

I can do you the snazzy HP LaserJet P2015 mono-printer (pic below), although pic doesnt show it it comes with a second feeder tray

I can do it for £260 inc VAT and Delivery to you

PM Me if your interested

Print Colour:Monochrome
Print Technology:LaserPrint
Speed:26 ppm Maximum Monochrome Normal Quality A4
Maximum Mono Print Speed:26 ppm
Print Resolution:1200 x 1200 dpi Maximum Monochrome Best Quality
Maximum Print Resolution:1200 x 1200 dpi
Duplex Printing:Manual Duplexing
Platform Support:PC, Mac

Beneddie1112 · #3 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 00:00

Also, take a look at this:
Dell Colour Laser Printer Offer £135.00+vat Free Delivery!

Cheers,
Ben

CPLTD · #4 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 05:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter W

It's time to replace my trusty HP LJ1100 with a newer, faster model. What I like about the LJ1100 is that both the paper input trays are open, so it is very easy to feed in different sheets of paper for different printing tasks.

Can anyone recommend one similar to this? I don't need colour, but it has to be laser and it has to be at least 15ppm.

Hiya Peter,

We currenty have a offer on the HP LaserJet P2014 Mono Laser Printer £135.00+vat with Free Delivery and I think this is more than capable for the work you wish to carry out,

Product Description HP LaserJet P2014 - printer - B/W - laser
Printer Type Workgroup printer - laser - monochrome
Max Resolution ( B&W )1200 dpi x 1200 dpi
Max Media Size (Custom)216 mm (Legal) x 356 mm (Legal)
Min Media Size (Custom)76 mm x 127 mm
Max Media Size (Standard)A4
Total Media Capacity300 sheets
LocalisationEnglish / United Kingdom
Language SimulationPCL 5E
Processor264 MHz
RAM Installed ( Max )32 MB ( 32 MB)
InterfaceParallel, USB
Print SpeedUp to 23 ppm - B/W - A4 (210 x 297 mm) Up to 24 ppm - B/W - ANSI A (Letter) (216 x 279 mm)
Min Media Size (Custom)76 mm x 127 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)35 cm x 36.2 cm x 25.6 cm
Weight10.3 kg
Toner Raplacement cost £45.00+vat
Give me a shout if this looks any good bud and we can get it to you on free next business day delivery,

rgbartlett · #5 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 09:57

I won't sell you anything, but I agree with the recommendation of the P2015, I've put these into two previous client sites and they've been very happy (to date). The best price I could find quickly was ebuyer, where they're doing the duplex (two sided) P2015 for a ridiculous £193 inc VAT. I can't post links yet so go to ebuyer dot com and search for product 118906. It's USB only so if you want it networked it'd be more, but if you don't need it networked (and you can share this printer from your PC!) then this is definitely your best option!

CPLTD · #6 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 10:18

Just had a look and we can supply the P2015 for £190.00 inc vat and including Free Delivery.

rgbartlett · #7 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 10:27

Now that's competitive pricing! Well done Simon

Peter W · #8 (**permalink**) 26-06-2008, 12:58

They both look like fine printers, but I would prefer something with open paper input feeds. As well as printing to standard plain paper I am also constantly printing to different pre-printed tax forms and letterheads, and if I had to open and close a heavy paper draw each time it would be a lot of fiddling about.

rgbartlett · #9 (**permalink**) 27-06-2008, 08:40

It's OK, it handles that too! I think the first place I used these (a University) that had to be able to sheet feed pre-printed letterhead paper. If you check out the manual on the HP site (I can't post it, still haven't hit 15 posts!) you'll see tray 1 is a 50 sheet general purpose input tray, it pulls down at the front, no need to mess around with a heavy input tray! Let me know if you've got any more questions. I can PM you the URL for the manual if you want to check it out in detail.