Copier Accessories

If you are a copier dealer, exporter or business owner in search of copier accessories look no further. Impact Technology sells popular copier accessories such as fax kits; network print cards, booklet finishers, extra paper drawers and much more. Often copier dealers will purchase one of our higher meter copiers and use it for parts. The copier accessories alone are worth more than the price of the copier. Copier exporters prefer to have our technicians take off copier accessories like finishers and large capacity trays leaving them in our inventory with little or no cost. If you are a business owner searching for inexpensive copier parts to fix your current photocopier or maybe you simply wish to add a feature like using your copier to receive faxes or scan documents to email- be sure to check our on-line inventory or give us a call.

• ADF: (Automatic Document Feeder) A device used for automatically feeding multiple pages into a copier.

• Bridge Unit: Some add-on finishers require a bridge unit to connect to the copier.

• Bypass Tray: An input paper source on a copier, fax or printer that is generally used for feeding odd size paper in to a copier.

• Finisher: An add-on accessory for a copier that provides finishing options such as stapling, folding and whole punching.

• Fax Kit: This copier accessory allows your copier to receive and sometimes send faxes

• Interposer: Provides the ability to insert a document after the fuser.

• LCT: (Large Capacity Tray) Allows for large amounts of paper to be loaded in your copier. Normally found on larger copiers or production copy machines.

• Print Card: A print controller allows your copier to be used as a multifunction network printer. This is a very popular copier accessory!

• Saddle Stitch: A type of finisher that allows you to staple documents in the fold as in booklet printing. These finishers are often referred to as booklet finishers.

• Scanning: There are two types of copier scanning. Using “Pull Scanning” a workstation pulls the image to the desktop. “Push Scanning” aka scan-to-email is done right from the copier.