SP 3710SF
A4 black and white MFP
- Print up to 32 ppm, copy, scan, fax
- 1200 x 1200 dpi max print resolution
- Paper capacity up to 550 sheets
- Extend uptime, maximise your budget with higher print yields
Print black-and-white output at up to 32 pages per minute (ppm) whilst using the 35-Sheet Automatic Reversing Document Feeder to transform originals into one or two-sided copies, take it a step further with the option of converting it into digital files that can be shared via Scan-to-Email/Folder/FTP. Increase efficiency with the paperless faxing feature helping reduce paper and transmission costs.
Turn small workgroups into big contributors
Manage multiple projects simultaneously with a powerful controller and extensive memory. Use the large 4.3" colour touchscreen to jump between tasks easily, and find important job details as well as device settings at your fingertips.
Worry Less, you’re cordless
Place the compact SP 3710SF on desktops, work stations and shelves with standard USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces. Or opt for USB WiFi® 2.4GHz wireless connectivity and avoid cumbersome cables.
- Share messages anywhere
Download the RICOH Smart Device Connector app and capture information from cloud storage applications. - Maintain fast, affordable workflows
Print up to 7,000 pages with the impressive, high-yield All-in-One print cartridge. - Handle more media formats
Get attention with compelling text and images at up to 1200 x 1200 dpi on a wide range of media. - Low energy costs
ENERGY STARTM certified with default duplex printing and sleep mode to reduce its environmental impact.
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