What We Liked/Would Like To See - Xerox PHASER 8560 Brochure

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Paper Handling
WHAT WE LIKED
The Xerox Phaser 8560 supports printing on a wide
variety of special media such as envelopes, labels,
transparencies, and index cards.
The Phaser 8560 can print two-sided booklets that
can be used to create a finished saddle-stitched
product. It can also print multiple pages (up to 16)
onto a single sheet for economical, advertising or
promotional purposes.
Tight stacking of collated sets makes offline finishing
options such as perfect binding or professional punch
less time-consuming.
The output tray can hold up to 300 sheets, which can
reduce trips to the device to take printouts off the
output tray.
Duplexing capability is included as standard on the
Phaser 8560 series except the "N" model, for which it
is optional.
The ability to print front and back covers, and insert
page separators for the creation of professional
looking presentation materials. Cover stock and page
separators can be of a different media type and
weight, which can be pulled from different paper trays.
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WHAT WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE
The ability to support heavier media in the main
paper drawers would enables users to produce
various professional brochures and other marketing
materials.
While printer's solid ink output is of good image
quality but the waxy surface makes it difficult to write
on the image.
May 2007
Xerox Phaser 8560
www.bertl.com
13 April 2007
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