Canon iR6570 Photocopier

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• High speed production at 65 ppm
• Exceptional finishing capabilities
• Enhanced information management
• Extra security for complete confidence
• Unique web-access facility
• Embedded MEAP technology for customisation options
• 512MB RAM and a 20GB hard disk drive
• 2 x 1,500 sheets Cassettes (3,000 sheets)
• 2 x 550 sheets Cassettes (1,100 sheets)
• 50 sheet Stack Bypass

The iR6570 has Canon’s unique Java-based MEAP platform and address various areas of business communication by offering full print, copy, scan and send capabilities. With output speeds of 65ppm and a faster warm-up time of 30 seconds, the device is well-suited to organisations with high volume print requirements.

The Department ID management facility means that employees can be given password-protected access to the device, while the Secure Print and Mailbox functions ensure that once sent to print only the originator can print out confidential documents.
As well as enhanced security features, the iR6570 has been designed with disabled access in mind, is more user-friendly and suited to wide-ranging and differing requirements, as well as adapting to Government recommendations.

Other features of the iR6570 include Web Access, which allows users to access the Internet, via the user interface, directly at the MFP. Individuals can now print pages, as well as PDF’s, directly from websites the same way as accessing the Internet on a PC. This is ideal for users that need information on the move or where there is no access to the Internet, such as public sector organisations, including libraries, schools and Universities. For large organisations, Web Access also allows employees to access the company intranet straight from the device, which means frequently accessed documents like holiday forms, contracts and manuals can be printed immediately at the MFP.

The iR6570 also complies with the RoHS directive from the European Union, which restricts the use of hazardous chemicals. Effective from July 2006, manufacturers have to ensure their products, and associated components, comply. Canon is ensuring preparedness by releasing products that are already in-line with the directive and using recycled plastics when manufacturing printers.