Mono laser printers are a staple in any office, workplace, or school office. They can have multiple different computers and laptops connected to them via a network, meaning every member of staff has access to a printer. Because of its multi-machine capability, the mono laser printer is naturally designed for high-volume printing. Mono laser printers use printer toner cartridges instead of ink, which last far longer and are therefore more cost-efficient. This means multiple team members can print as much as they like without worrying about running out of the more expensive ink.
Here at Ryman UK, we stock office tech from some of the biggest names in the industry, from HP, to Xerox, to Brother mono laser printers. You’ll find everything you need, from the printer itself to printer paper, right here.
If you’re buying for your premises, buy your mono laser printer with Ryman Business, our professional supplier business-to-business supplier solution catered to schools and offices.
What is a mono laser printer?
A mono laser printer is a printer that only prints in black and white or monotone, as ‘mono’ means ‘one’ or ‘single’. If you’re a business or school that predominantly prints in black and white and you don’t need coloured documents or print-outs, then a mono laser printer will be a solid investment, as you will only need to buy one ‘colour’ of printer toner.
Which mono laser printer should I choose?
If you’re working in a small office or an SME, the Brother HL-1212W mono laser printer will be a cost-effective and welcome investment for your business. Compact and wireless, this handy printer won’t take up too much desk space and has no trailing wires, meaning it can serve your network faithfully. If you’re in a larger office or school, then our range of all in one mono laser printers will be far more attractive to you. Combining a scanner, a printer, and a photocopier, they’re perfectly suited to the needs of a busy business and school environment. Regardless of your needs and premises demands, we have the right printer for you. To weigh up your options, take a look at our Printer Buying Guide.
