Xerox 9203, 9202, 9201 Finishing features, Upgradability/Extensibility, Media support and capacity

Section 1: Evaluating Workgroup

Color Multifunction Printers

Versatility

Upgradability/Extensibility

Upgrade as your needs change and add more powerful document distribution capabilities such as network scanning, email or additional faxing or network accounting capabilities. You can also add paper handling and finishing options

to extend the functionality of your MFP system.

Media support and capacity

The ColorQube™ 9200 series comes standard with 3,300-sheet paper capacity from Trays 1-3 and the Bypass tray. For high-volume printing, a High Capacity Feeder option increases the total capacity to 7,300 sheets.

A wide range of paper sizes and weights are supported. Paper sizes up to 12 x 18 inch (330 x 483 mm) are

supported through the bypass tray. Labels and card stock run effortlessly with great reliability. All trays support media up to 80 lb. cover (220 gsm). Save money by bringing outsourced work in-house with the media and finishing flexibility of the ColorQube 9201/9202/9203 multifunction printer.

Finishing features

ColorQube 9201/9202/9203 devices allow multiple choices to ensure you get the right set of finishing features for the documents users produce on a regular basis. When purchasing a ColorQube 9201/9202/9203 device, you can choose from:

Finishing Options

Offset Catch Tray:	Office Finisher:	High Volume	HVF with Booklet Maker:	Z-Fold/C-Fold unit:	Post Process Inserter:
• 500-sheet stacking	• 2,000-sheet stacking	Finisher (HVF):	• 3,000 sheets plus	• Adds letter-size	• Adds preprinted inserts
• Offset stack	plus 250-sheet top tray	• 3,000 sheets plus	250-sheet top tray	C- and Z-folding
	• 50-sheet multiposition	250-sheet top tray	• Adds up to 15 sheet
	stapling	• 100-sheet multiposition	booklet making with
	• Optional hole-punching	stapling	saddle-stitch, 100-sheet
		• Optional hole-punching	multiposition stapling,
			V-folding
			• Optional hole-punching

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