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OKI Europe Ltd will be providing businesses with complimentary mono printing for a year on the purchase of an eligible device.
Dealer Support reports that OKI Europe Ltd is launching a ‘Maximum colour, zero mono cost’ offer for businesses that purchase “an eligible device from OKI’s comprehensive portfolio of advanced colour and mono office printers and multifunction printers’ between the dates of 1 October and 31st December 2017.
This offer has been designed to give all businesses the chance to benefit from “cost-effective professional quality printing”, and “covers some of the most innovative LED colour printers and multifunction printers on the market”. As a result businesses will be able to print mono at the same price as if they had used a printer designed purely for mono printing, so “a business can meet all its workload requirements with a single versatile printer or MFP, while keeping costs firmly under control.”
Some of the innovative OKI devices that are included in this new promotion include the C332dn, the MC363dn, the C500 series, the MC500 series, C800 series, and the MC800 series.
These devices offer a combination of “functionality and improved connectivity” and can print both “mono or vibrant, vivid, pin-sharp colour on everything from business cards to banners, promotional point-of-sale materials and customer facing documents.”
“With free mono printing for an entire year, this limited time offer makes OKI’s unbeatable range of function-packed colour printers and MFPs for the office even more irresistible,” explains Tetsuya Kuri, Vice President Marketing at OKI Europe.
“They have been designed to give every kind of business access to professional quality colour printing, while keeping a lid on costs. Printing mono on these devices costs no more than using a mono printer. Furthermore, with our fantastic offer of free mono printing for a year, customers can experience how our professional quality colour printing and unrivalled media flexibility allows businesses the best of both worlds.”