The 7272 and 7255 feature black and white print and copy speeds of 72ppm and 55ppm respectively, scanning at 70 originals/min with a built-in scan counter and featuring Konica Minolta’s Digital Polymerised Toner technology.

BERTL praised the numerous improvements built into the 7272 and 7255, which are based on the engine of their highly successful predecessors, the 7165 and 7155 Departmental Document Systems. New features highlighted in the report include increased standard and maximum paper capacity maximum memory of 576M-bytes, finishing capabilities, a touch screen design with direct scan-to-email, and improved interrupt mode functionality.

The increased number of customisation options available for the completion of jobs, including the enhanced finishing capabilities, were another reason the 7272 and 7255 devices stood out from their competitors.

John Venett, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia black and white MFDs marketing manager, says, “With their ability to handle diverse workloads and their practical, built-in features, the Konica Minolta 7272 and 7255 are our most complete departmental printing systems to date.

“We are pleased to have received this high rating from BERTL, and expect that our line of versatile monochrome devices will help us sustain high levels of customer satisfaction. It is this combination of a superior, end-to-end product line and a commitment to customer satisfaction that clearly distinguishes us from the competition.”

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