Kyocera Mita laser printers are robust devices, that are designed to be shared by a group of users. We stock a massive range of original and compatible Kyocera Mita toner cartridges all available with free UK delivery.
Kyocera’s approach to sustainability is based on a waste reduction strategy – Kyocera Mita strive to reduce the amount of resources our products consume, both in their manufacture and during their lifetime. At the heart of this is our ECOSYS printer technology, which uses unique long-life drums and developers which are designed (and indeed guaranteed) to last for the design life of our workgroup printers. In other laser printers, these items are contained in the consumable cartridge and replaced each time the toner runs out; by making them permanent components we greatly reduce the amount of waste generated by our printers – as well as cutting the cost of Kyocera toner consumables, typically by more than 50%.
It doesn’t stop there. Every single model in Kyocera's range complies with the new, more stringent Energy Star standard, which now requires the ability to print double sided above 20 pages per minute. Kyocera's workgroup printers emit no ozone. And every single plastic component is ID coded for easy recycling at end of life.
Kyocera Mita has unveiled two new black and white devices for its monochrome ink cartridges range of products.
The firm's new machines join the ECOSYS line of environmentally-friendly printers designed to provide consistent-high quality images while meeting Energy Star guidelines for power efficiency.
According to Kyocera Mita, the ECOSYS FS-1135MFP and FS-1035MFP/DP products offer a fast efficient solution for small and medium-sized business users as well as lowering operating costs.
On top of this, both devices can support a variety of management tools including PRESCRIBE, KMnet Admin as well as PDF Direct print job capabilities.
Earlier this year, Kyocera Mita expanded its multifunction printer (MFPs) ink range with its FS-C2626MFP and FS-C2526MFP colour machines and two black and white devices.
"As our customers are looking to do more with less, we're proud to offer the FS-C2626MFP and FS-C2526MFP colour MFPs and FS-3640MFP and FS-3540MFP monochrome MFPs as highly efficient productivity tools," said Danielle Wolowitz, director in product marketing at Kyocera Mita.
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Kyocera Mita has won the Buyers Laboratory (BLI) Summer 2011 Picks award in two categories for its printer ink products.
The firm's FS-C5250DN model won the honour of best critical colour printer and its FS-C2126MFP+ took the top prize in the multifunction section.
Both devices were selected after BLI analysts and editors spent months evaluating different machines in areas such as reliability, image quality, ease of use and the cost of ownership.
Steve Mitchell, product manager at Kyocera Mita, said: "Reliability in the real world is one of the key selling points of the Kyocera range, so we are delighted that BLI has singled out this feature as a compelling benefit of both the FS-C5250DN and FS-C2126MFP+."
Recently, Kyocera Mita released a range of colour and multifunction printers which it claims can help companies reduce their carbon footprints, improve their workflow and productivity.
According to the firm, there are also new, advanced business applications to improve the efficiency of its FS-C2626MFP and FS-3540MFP black and white printer ink products.
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Kyocera Mita has expanded its range of multifunctional printer (MFP) ink devices.
The firm released its new FS-C2626 MFP and FS-C2526MFP products, which it claims can print 28 pages per minute.
On top of this, it launched two black and white MFPs including its FS-3640 and FS-3540 models.
Danielle Wolowitz, director in product marketing at Kyocera Mita, said: "Kyocera is focused on delivering document imaging devices that improve productivity at the lowest operational cost possible.
"As our customers are looking to do more with less, we're proud to offer the FS-C2626MFP and FS-C2526MFP colour MFPs and FS-3640MFP and FS-3540MFP monochrome MFPs as highly efficient productivity tools."
Recently, printer ink firm Kyocera Mita expanded its A4 workgroup MFP range of products for its consumer line up.
The company claims its latest FS-3040MFP and FS-3140MFP are excellent value for any small and medium-sized businesses looking to reduce their power consumption, improve production times and save money.
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A new partnership with EFI will let Kyocera Mita expand its award-winning line of TASKalfa colour printer ink devices.
The new deal will mean that Kyocera's products will integrate EFI's Fiery enabled document output technology to help speed up printing and production times.
Ryuzo Morita, executive officer and senior general manager in the corporate strategy and planning division at Kyocera Mita, said: "Our commitment to colour has given Kyocera Mita the opportunity to provide businesses globally with the very best combination of performance, ultra-reliability and superior document imaging solutions.
"Our partnership with EFI has enabled us to build upon our success."
Toby Weiss, senior vice president at EFI, added that its Fiery technology will help improve the digital printer ink quality from the devices.
Recently, Kyocera Mita launched a new TASKalfa range with 11 more products, which it claims will work effectively and efficiently for any small or large businesses.
Posted by Barry Ashmore
Printer ink firm Kyocera Mita has announced that its KVL-G3 Series LED-UV curing system can significantly help firms reduce their power consumption when producing labels.
The company claims that its latest product can help speed up the printing process for businesses, but also reduce the amount of electricity being used by 70 per cent.
Its new device uses LEDs to speed up the ink drying process and is extremely easy to use, the company claims.
Recently, Kyocera Mita unveiled its latest range of mid and high-speed TASKalfa multifunction laser printer devices, which it believes is ideal for supporting optimised, managed document services.
Rachel Dean, product manager at the firm, said: "We have taken the very best of Kyocera Mita's advanced document technology and applied it in a common design across all products from the high end down to the mid-range, and across colour and mono devices."
She added the guiding principle behind the development of its new range is "high performance and flexibility".
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Kyocera Mita has launched a new range of its medium and high-speed printer ink devices.
The firm's new TASKalfa editions will provide organisations with comprehensive printing solutions that will improve their document production capabilities, the company claims.
Furthermore, Kyocera Mita stated the devices can print pages at a rate of up to 80 pages per minute.
Rachel Dean, product manager at the firm, said: "We have taken the very best of Kyocera Mita’s advanced document technology and applied it in a common design across all products from the high end down to the mid-range, and across colour and mono devices."
Recently, Kyocera Mita released four new A4 multifunction printer ink devices which it claims will be effective for small and medium-sized businesses.
The latest products include the FS-3550MFP and the FS-2526MFP which it believes will transform the productivity of many companies delivering high-quality documents at a fast rate and that are cost-effective.
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Kyocera Mita America has expanded its award-winning TASKalfa printer ink technology introducing 11 new colour and black and white devices.
The company claims it has strengthened its multifunctional product (MFP) series to help businesses improve their workflow and printing capabilities.
Furthermore, the firm claims that the new TASKalfa devices deliver an easy-to-use technology to any companies' office.
Danielle Wolowitz, director of product marketing at Kyocera Mita America, said: "Our TASKalfa MFPs continue to raise the bar, delivering superior value, ultra-reliability, vibrant print quality and low total cost of ownership that is expected from Kyocera."
She added that the MFPs have been designed so that the users are in command of their productivity and efficiency when printing documents.
Recently, Kyocera won accolades for its printer ink technology at the Pick of the Year awards ceremony.
The firm was honoured with the 2011 Monochrome Printer Line of the Year credential by Buyers Laboratory Inc for its reliability and superb delivery value.
Posted by Canzil Ahmed
Kyocera Mita America has been honoured with the 2011 Monochrome Printer Line of the Year award by Buyers Laboratory Inc (BLI) for its printer ink technology.
The company's devices were tested by the BLI last year with all of its monochrome printer range receiving the highly recommended rating, and four products won pick of the year awards.
Peter Hendrick, vice president of marketing at Kyocera Mita America, said: "We're honoured to have received BLI's Printer Line of the Year award for our monochrome printers, and this recognition reaffirms our mission to deliver high value total document imaging solutions to our customers all over the world."
He added that Kyocera aims to offer consumer best-in-class products at affordable prices to deal with today's business needs.
Recently, the firm's UK team signed up with the Danwood Group to expand the supply of Kyocera's print ecology brand across Europe.
Furthermore, the new partnership will see the company's product being offered to a wider client base to continue the manufacturer's worldwide growth.
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Ink and toner cartridge manufacturer Kyocera Mita has announced a partnership with the Danwood Group.
The new deal will see Danwood Group offering customers a range of Kyocera products under its new Print Ecology brand.
This will include a range of Kyocera's low waste, economically-friendly printers while combining services with the image document provider's expertise.
Graham Cox, sales and marketing director at Kyocera Mita UK, said: "Kyocera Mita UK has just celebrated its third successive year of record sales, an achievement that we attribute to the increasing awareness of the benefits of technology that is designed for both environmental and economic sustainability."
He added the new partnership will allow the company to expand in the UK.
Recently, the ink and toner cartridge maker released four new mid-speed printers, which it claims offers consumers and organisations economical services and easy installation.
Furthermore, the ECOSYS range has been designed to fit in any office or home space with its compact size.
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Electronics, printer and toner cartridge manufacturer Kyocera Mita UK Ltd has launched its Green Partner Programme to promote sustainability through its distribution, reseller and service dealers.
The programme has been designed to accommodate different organisations that are at various levels of environmental performance, enabling firms with advanced green policies to fast-track their accreditation and support those who are developing energy-efficient methods.
Tracey Rawling Church, director of brand and reputation at Kyocera Mita UK Ltd, said: "The Green Partner Programme will formalise the achievements of our partners in the field of sustainability, giving customers increased confidence in the claims being made."
She added that it was an important element to the company's commitment to greening its entire supply chain.
The printer supplier said that to achieve Green Partner status, firms need to demonstrate that they have policies in place covering sustainability, sourcing and recycling of Kyocera's toner cartridges return service.
Recently, Kyocera Mita launched four new mid-speed ECOSYS MFP printers providing environmentally-friendly services for businesses.
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