Canon i-SENSYS LBP

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

Features:

Supplies are already included with the printer. For the print volume and period of support you have selected (where 0,00€ is given), no further supplies are needed.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.

For all of our information on how many consumables you will consume, we take into account the
relevant ISO standards
. These ISO standards and therefore our calculations assume that you have an A4 page with the
standard coverage of 5% with black-white or 20% coverage for color-printers.

Research has shown that the average coverage for black-and-white pages is around 5%.
The average page coverage for color prints is usually higher and is 20% (5% for black and one color and for the three colors - cyan, magenta and yellow).

If you print a much higher page coverage with your printouts, you can assume that
you are actually consuming more consumables than our calculations would indicate.

Sample calculation to determine the amount of toner cartridges consumed:

You are interested in a black-and-white printer, and state your monthly printing of 300 black-and-white pages over the the period of 36 months. The printer is a new device and already has a
toner cartridge, suitable for 2,000 pages. The replacment toner, to be reordered, is for 5,000 pages as per the specifications.

300 pages x 36 months = 10,800 pages in total.

10,800 pages minus 2,000 pages (included in the printer price) results in 8,800 pages.

8,800 pages / 5,000 pages (toner cartridge) yields 1.76

So you will be ordering or consuming 1.76 toner cartridges within 36 months.

ISO 19752 for b / w laser printers: Determines the toner consumption of black-and-white laser printers ISO 19798 for Color Laser Printers: The standard for color toner cartridges ISO 24711 for inkjet printers: The process of how rich the ink modules of inkjet printers are.