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I'll be showing you some of the paper handling
and finishing options of the
imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series.
I'll also be walking you through some
of the exciting new finishing features that
we're offering on these models.
The imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series
comes standard with three paper sources
and a paper capacity of up to 1,180 sheets.
Cassettes One and Two each hold a maximum of 550 sheets,
in paper sizes of up to Legal and 11" x 17", respectively.
Cassette Two also supports envelopes
with the optional Envelope Feeding attachment.
And the Multi-Purpose Tray holds up to 80 sheets
and can be used for jobs that require
special or one-off media types.
One of three options can be attached
to create the base of the unit:
a Cabinet,
a Cassette Feeding Unit,
or the new High-Capacity Cassette Feeding Unit.
While the cabinet does not add any additional paper capacity,
it does provide a convenient space
to store toner and/or paper.
The Cassette Feeding Unit adds two additional paper cassettes
that hold a combined maximum of 1,100 sheets
and support up to 11" x 17" paper.
The High-Capacity Cassette Feeding Unit
is a new option designed for environments
that are tight on space, but run through a lot of paper.
It holds up to 2,450 sheets of letter-sized paper
that's loaded on both sides of the drawer.
When the stack on the right is depleted, the stack on the left
is automatically shifted and then fed.
This allows for total support of up to 3,630 sheets within
the existing footprint of the device--over 50% larger
capacity than previous models.
For additional paper capacity, a side paper deck--which holds up
to 2,700 sheets--can be added.
This brings the maximum paper capacity to 6,330 sheets.
The imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series supports
an optional Inner Finisher that provides
staple finishing of up to 50 sheets
within the same footprint of the main unit.
The Inner Finisher outputs to two trays for a combined
capacity of up to 545 sheets.
The Inner Finisher supports an optional inner
two- and three-hole puncher.
This can help save space by eliminating the need
for an external finisher.
With the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series,
you can choose one of two optional external finishers:
the Staple Finisher-Y1 or
the Booklet Finisher-Y1.
Both are capable of stapling up to 50 sheets,
but the Booklet Finisher also supports
saddle-stitched booklet printing.
These optional finishers feature two trays
and support an output capacity of up to 3,250 sheets.
While the predecessor model had two moving trays,
the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series' external finishers
have one moving tray and one stationary tray.
This contributes to reduced noise levels.
Unlike predecessor models that require
a separate, stand-alone hole-punching unit,
both imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series' external finishers
support an optional internal hole puncher.
This allows for a smaller, overall device footprint
and decreases the width of the configuration
by as much as 8.9" over previous models.
Both Y1 finishers and the
Internal Hole Puncher
are compatible with the
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5500 Series
for consistency within the line-up.
All finishers come standard with Staple-free Stapling.
You can bind the paper together with pressure
rather than metal staples.
This helps cut down on staple usage
and is easier for users
to separate their originals later on.
When printing, you can select the Staple-free setting
from the finishing options within the driver;
when copying, you can access this setting
from where you select your preferred finishing options.
While the UI screen indicates that the
maximum number of pages is five--
which is the official spec for 17 Ib Bond paper--
the official spec for the more commonly
used 20 Ib Bond paper
is actually four pages.
Another benefit of Staple-free stapling
is that it makes for more efficient stacking.
Here we have, side by side, the same document:
four pages, 50 sets.
As you can see on the right, the Staple-free sets
take up less space than the traditional staple
shown on the left.
All finishers also come standard with a convenience stapler,
which we're calling "Staple On Demand."
Say you have a stapled set of originals
you want to duplicate.
Simply walk up to the device, remove the staple,
and scan the original.
After the copy is completed, you can easily
re-staple your original
right at the device.
You can either push the green button
or wait the set amount of time for automatic stapling.
The default is three seconds, but this
can be adjusted from one to five seconds.
The Inner Finisher supports stapling of up to 40 sheets,
and the external finisher supports
stapling up to 50 sheets.
As you can see,
the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 4500 Series
offers impressive paper handling and finishing
options with some really valuable new features
compared to the predecessor models.
Be sure to view the other videos to learn more
about the value-added features
of the imageRUNNER ADVANCE product line.
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