Renting a colour printers

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  poboy on 19/11/2018 - 17:11

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  No problems, I am more than happy to provide a detailed response.

  Just setting up my new business and need a printer, two as a matter of fact.

  OK. Just a little confused. From your title it appears you want to rent a printing company. However here you have refined that to a printer with no specifications. I'll cut you some slack and assume you are after two colour printers… possibly lazer… possibly for A4 printing… possibly with the ability to print one page per day.

  I need to rent one as it's important to have a call out service if it breaks down ect.

  OK, you said you want two printers. But now you want to rent one. Mr Bond, which one is it? Would you like a same day call our service?

  Has anyone had experience with the rental companies? Recommendations on what to look out for maybe?

  Check your contracts

  Also need a warehouse fit out company in Melbourne's East? Has anyone experiences they can share?

  What size are you after? Like a Halmarc business park?

  Bond my man, the more you put in - the more you get out.

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  TheBilly on 19/11/2018 - 17:18

  I can shed light on this

  Renting colour printers

  Contact a company like Xerox, Cannon, Ricoh, Konica Minolta. They can sell you a printer on a rental basis plus a per page print charge which covers all the maintenance and servicing of the machine for a period of 1, 2, 3 or 5 years.

  Warehouse fit out company in Melbourne's East

  You will likely be after a builder that has experience in warehouse construction. It is not necessarily complicated. If you are after racks and shelving only, there are specialists that can do just that.

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  Randxyz123 on 19/11/2018 - 20:43

  If you contact one of the big enterprise printing brands they will set you up with a support contract. That means if it breaks you can call them and they will fix it either for a flat call out fee or you might just have to pay for parts.

  A bit like fixed price servicing in a car.

  Depending on your business I wouldn't buy a home use printer. You'll need to work out how much printing you are really doing and if you need a large enterprise printer or just a home office or small business printer.