Copier printers are becoming more common in the modern business office. The term copier printer refers to any digital copier that is connected to a computer network, allowing users to send their documents to it for printing, just like any other laser printer.

A laser copier printer allows your employees to produce dozens of stapled copies of a five-page, two-sided proposal — without leaving their desks. Copier printers also reduce costs: per-page costs can be as little as 20% of laser printer printing costs.

Most laser copier printers run standard networking protocols, but you do need to make sure the model you choose is compatible with your network. Involving your IT department in the copier printer purchase decision upfront can save you significant headaches later.

Also, keep in mind that the standard 2 MB to 8 MB of print memory many copier printers are equipped with is typically not enough. Additional memory or hard drives can significantly improve performance for a relatively small cost.

Before you start shopping for a copier printer, research the different features and services that reputable dealers can offer. The more informed you are about your purchase, the more likely that you'll be happy for the life of the machine.

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