Is it worth getting an A3 printer?

While not all businesses necessitate A3 printing, A3 printing is essential to any business that deals in large format documents, eg. engineering, architecture, graphic design, printing and publishing, & advertising.

Should I get an A3 or an A4 - which one is best?

This depends on your business's printing needs. A3 printers are better suited for printing large-format documents, while A4 printers are suitable for standard-size documents and office use.

How do I clean and maintain a printer or scanner?

It is always advised that you consult your device’s manual for specific cleaning instructions, as directions may vary. If you have any concerns, contact our DDS maintenance services.

What is A3 vs A4 print?

An A4 piece of paper is 21.0 cm x 29.7 cm, whereas A3 measures in at 29.7 cm x 42.0 cm.

Can you use A4 paper in an A3 printer?

Yes, a good A3 printer is able handle different paper sizes, including your standard size A4.

What is the maximum capacity and scanning resolution of A3 copiers?

A3 photocopiers come in different models with different configurations and capabilities. Browse the DDS selection of A3 printers and copiers here.

What is the maximum print resolution of an A3 printer?

Typically, A3 printers are capable of producing high-quality prints with a resolution of up to 4800 x 1200 dpi for colour prints, and up to 1200 x 1200 dpi for B&W or mono prints - but this will depend on the model and manufacturer.

Can an A3 photocopier handle different paper types and sizes?

Yes, A3 photocopiers can handle different paper types and sizes, and can even run at quicker speeds than an A4 printer.

Does an A3 multifunction printer support automatic duplex printing?

Also known as double-sided printing having a printer that can print duplex is worth considering because double-sided printing and can create cost savings for your company.