Printer for sale

By wagtap
September 3, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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wagtap

Posted September 3, 2016

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Posted September 3, 2016

Hi all

For sale is my commercial standard printer, an OKI C5250

It is a colour laser printer, but I would recommend using it as a b&w printer as it needs new drums for yellow, cyan and magenta.

It prints very quickly, faster than my smaller, newer lasers.

It takes 4 cartridges - cyan, yellow, magenta and black. New cartridges are good for approx. 5000 pages of printing.

It will need new drums for all the colours, but there is 80% life left on the black drum, so you could use it as a black'n'white laser printer with just a new K Toner (black) cartridge, which will cost as little as ?16.84+VAT from The Printer Toner Company.

I also have spare ink powder, if you wish to perform your own cartridge refills. All included.

?25 for the lot.

Thanks for reading

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