Copier. A commercially-available imaging product whose sole function is the production of hard copy duplicates from graphic hard copy originals. The unit must be capable of being powered from a wall outlet or from a data or network connection. This definition is intended to cover products that are marketed as copiers or upgradeable digital copiers (UDCs).
Copier. A commercial reprographic imaging unit whose sole function is the production of duplicates from a graphic hard copy original. A copier must include a marking system, an imaging system, and a paper handling module. All black and white plain paper technologies are covered under this MOU, though the intent is to focus on widely-used standard copier equipment such as light lens copiers. The specifications outlined below apply to standard-sized copiers designed to handle A4 or 8.5" x 11" paper and large format copiers designed to handle A2 or 17" x 22" paper or larger. Copier Speed: Copies per minute (cpm) measures the reproduction speed of the copier. One copy is defined as one 8.5" x 11" or A4-sized page. Double-sided copies are considered as two images and therefore two copies even though they are copied onto one piece of paper. For all copier models sold in the U.S. market, measurement of copier speed shall be based on 8.5" x 11" letter-sized paper. For copiers sold in markets other than the U.S., copier speed shall be based on either 8.5" x 11" or A4-sized paper, depending on which is the standard in a particular market.
Copier. One copier code is available for each Lessee. There is a per a page fee for b/w copies and a separate per page fee for color copies (where available) and is invoiced monthly and subject to change.
Copier. A commercial reprographic imaging unit whose sole function is the production of duplicates from a graphic hard copy original. A copier must include a marking system, an imaging system, and a paper handling module. All black and white plain paper copier technologies are covered under this Specification, though the intent is to focus on widely-used standard copier equipment such as light lens copiers. The Specifications outlined below apply to standard- sized copiers designed to handle A4 or 8.5″ × 11″ paper and large format copiers designed to handle A2 or 17″ × 22″ paper or larger.
Copier. Licensee shall be entitled to make copies on the shared copy machine at no cost for up to 1,000 copies/month. DRAFT
Copier. A commercial reprographic imaging unit whose sole function is the production of duplicates from a graphic hard copy original. A copier must include a marking system, an imaging system, and a paper handling module. All black and white plain paper copier technologies are covered under this MOU, though the intent is to focus on widely-used standard copier equipment such as light lens copiers. The specifications outlined below apply to copiers designed for letter-sized paper (or A4). Large format copiers designed to handle 17" X 22" (or A2) paper or larger may be qualified under this program by complying with the specifications for low speed copiers. Copiers qualified under this MOU shall be divided into three categories: low speed copiers, medium speed copiers and high speed copiers.
Copier. The Xxxxx xxx xxe Seller acknowledge and agree that the Buyer is not assuming the lease for a certain Xerox copier located at the Hunt Valley, Maryland facility. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Buxxx will allow the Seller to use such copier, on a non-exclusive basis, for one month after the Closing in exchange for the Buyer paying the Seller $599 at Closing.
Copier. You have access to the copier; a 15 cent charge per page will be ------ billed to your company monthly. See the office staff for your access number.
Copier. A digital laser copier, with automatic document feeder, having reduction/ enlargement functions and capable of accepting maximum 11–inch by 17-inch size originals and producing 8 1/2–inch by 11-inch and 8 1/2-inch by 14 – inch size copies at a minimum rate of 10 letter size copies per minute. Include sufficient imaging cartridges (toner/ drum/ developer) to yield a minimum of 5,000 copied pages.
Copier. A commercial reprographic imaging unit whose sole function is the production of duplicates from a graphic hard copy original. A copier must include a marking system, an imaging system, and a paper handling module. All black and white plain paper copier technologies are covered under this MOU, though the intent is to focus on widely-used standard copier equipment such as light lens copiers. The specifications outlined below apply to copiers designed for letter sized paper (or A4). Large format copiers designed to handle 17" X 22" (or A2) paper or larger may be qualified under this program using an adjusted copier speed. This adjustment is outlined in section IV.B below. Copiers qualified under this MOU shall be divided into the following categories:
