Often, businesses that purchase duplicators will do so in tandem with a copier or to complement their existing copiers. Digital duplicators can also print in color. Changing color takes as little as 20 seconds. If most of your copying consists of reasonably small runs of copies or one-off single copies, don't bother considering a digital duplicator because you won't get the value out of it. But if you regularly produce between 30 and 2,000 copies at a time, a digital duplicator may well be worth investigating.
Quick tips Keep it confidential.
If you're concerned with confidentiality with sending sensitive material out to print shops, it may be worth considering a digital duplicator for that reason alone. Paper doesn't vary. For higher quantities. When you need more than a couple thousand copies of a page, your best bet is to turn to a commercial printer, where print costs are lower at higher volumes. The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. All rights reserved.