Ricoh M C2000 A3 farve-laser-multifunktionsprinter, 20 ppm, duplex, USB & Ethernet

In a busy office, the Ricoh M C2000 takes centre stage, handling print, copy, and scan tasks with ease. Its A3 capability makes it perfect for producing large-format documents, while the 20 ppm speed in both colour and mono keeps workflows moving. The automatic duplex printing cuts paper waste, and the 7-inch colour touch panel makes operation intuitive for everyone on the team.

Key specifications

• Print technology: Laser, colour
• Functions: Print, copy, scan
• Max print speed (A4): 20 ppm mono / 20 ppm colour
• Max print resolution: 1200 x 1200 dpi
• Automatic duplex printing: Standard
• Max paper size: A3
• Standard paper input: 600 sheets (500-sheet tray + 100-sheet bypass)
• Paper output capacity: 250 sheets
• Connectivity: USB 2.0, Ethernet (10/100/1000Base-TX)
• Processor: 1.3 GHz
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• First page out: 8.6 sec (mono), 10.8 sec (colour)
• Display: 7-inch colour touch panel
• Scanner: Flatbed & automatic reversing document feeder (ARDF)
• Mobile printing: Apple AirPrint, Mopria, Ricoh Smart Device Connector
• Recommended monthly volume: 2,000 - 5,000 pages

Why choose it

This Ricoh M C2000 is a reliable workhorse for small to medium-sized businesses that need A3 output without a hefty price tag. The combination of fast colour printing, robust scanning features, and low power consumption makes it an environmentally friendly choice. The touch panel simplifies navigation, and the duplex unit saves paper automatically.

Ideal use cases

• Office documents, reports, and presentations
• Marketing materials like brochures and flyers
• Architectural plans, diagrams, and spreadsheets in A3
• Scanning and archiving documents with the ARDF

Good to know

The M C2000 supports mobile printing via AirPrint and Mopria, so employees can print directly from smartphones and tablets. With a recommended monthly volume of up to 5,000 pages, it is built to handle regular office demands. The Ethernet port ensures easy network integration, while USB allows direct connection to a single workstation.