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Brother Australia launches innovative professional monochrome laser series

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2024-03-21 15:33:28
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Brother Australia is a renowned printing manufacturer that has expanded its product portfolio by launching its latest innovative commercial machine series, the professional monochrome laser machine series. These extraordinary devices are designed to extend the lifespan of commercial printing cycles and improve productivity. Due to their sturdy components and durable consumables, these extraordinary devices are carefully designed to be perfectly integrated into any organization.

The high print volume in professional environments requires reliability, and Brother's latest product sets standards for the durability of A4 format devices. The flagship models of this series are equipped with high-capacity, high-capacity toner that can print up to 25000 pages and includes up to 11000 pages of toner in the box. This feature rich series paves the way for simple setup, customization, and automation of business workflows. In addition, Brother's SMB product line provides a consistent user experience, simplifies device management, and optimizes workflow.

In the digital age where data security is crucial, the professional monochrome laser series stands out for its secure design and functionality. These machines are equipped with the latest industry standard security regulations, providing guaranteed protection for your data. They contain a three-layer security structure at the device, network, and document levels, and are authenticated through external security checks.

Brother's advanced series boasts security and impressive scalability, and is also designed specifically for sustainability. Therefore, enterprises can focus on expanding their business. Some devices in the new series can increase their paper processing capacity from 520 sheets to 2600 sheets by adding optional paper trays, positioning themselves as an ideal complement to growing businesses.

With its ability to customize and automate workflows, the ambitious professional monochrome laser printer series aims to seamlessly synchronize with any business to achieve maximum efficiency. It can even perform secure and high-quality printing directly from mobile devices through the Brother Mobile Connect application. These features allow businesses of all sizes to configure new series based on their unique specifications.

Hugo, a product marketing expert at Brother International Australia, stated that the new series ensures that businesses provide reliable, high-performance, and long-lasting solutions aimed at improving productivity in the workplace. He said, "The modern business environment is fast-paced and constantly growing, and Australians need tools to keep up with their productivity levels.".

This new series aims to seamlessly integrate into your workspace, regardless of your needs or printing requirements. With its easy to set up, durable components, and ultra fast printing speed, the professional monochrome laser series can provide long-lasting performance.

In order to meet the continuous demand for vigilant management of print resources, Brother's new series provides support for print management services. Hugo emphasizes, "No matter what your printing needs are, Brother will provide you with solutions to simplify printing management, save you time, and help you maintain productivity.".

In addition to a range of new products, Brother's impeccable customer service, which is "by your side support," provides assistance throughout the product lifecycle, ensuring comprehensive care and satisfaction.

Source: Laser Net

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