Avoiding Mistakes

Sone of the most common mistakes with buying a color copier can be expensive in the long run. Many business owners turn to their current copy machine sellers for this type of machine. Color copiers bring more revenue for vendors due to higher price tags, and purchasers are encouraged try them out before deciding to buy any particular model.

Calibrating a color copier takes some attention to detail, and getting precisely the right colors in prints can be tricky. The steps of this task should be relatively straightforward, and a frequent mistake is to buy a copier with a large number of features that won’t be used on a day-to-day basis. This mistake often leads to the use of a color copier that costs more to run than it brings in with customer payments for color prints. Another common mistake among buyers is failure to factor in the costs of different paper sizes for a color coper, the most popular of which are 11 by 14 inch tabloid atyle paper and 8.5 by 11 inche letter size paper. Both of these cost more per page to print in color, and budgeting is essential to keep that copier expense in a reasonable range.