These easy-to-use and compact fax machines are the perfect choice for meeting general office fax needs. Fast performance make them ideal for transmitting hardcopy documents that are time sensitive or require signatures, including receipts, invoices and timesheets.
“The Nashuatec F110 and F111 are fast enough to meet modern office demands, yet simple enough for all employees to use,” commented Andrew Swinbank, Product Manager, Nashuatec. “They will appeal to Office Managers looking for an affordable, user friendly business fax machine”
Document workflow is increased through the fast performance of these devices, maximizing office productivity and saving time for employees. Fax printing and processing of 16ppm, combined with a powerful 33.6kps modem translates into a transmission speed of just 2.5 seconds per page, ensuring that time-sensitive documents can be sent and received on demand. The F111 has the additional benefit of colour scanning, enabling documents to maintain their visual impact when converted to electronic formats.
With a 250 sheet paper capacity and a high yield, simple to replace All-In-One cartridge, the F110 and F111 are able to handle day-to-day faxing with minimal user intervention. In addition, a substantial 2MB memory can store the equivalent of 160 pages of faxes, allowing the machines to handle queues of incoming and outgoing faxes with ease. When sending multiple pages, the machines’ 50-page Automatic Document Feeder simplifies the process, ensuring that all pages are sent in correct order.
Both machines are extremely user-friendly and intuitive, featuring an easily accessible control panel with 20 quick dial, and a choice of 250 speed dial or 32 group dial keys, these shortcut keys save the user time by enabling them to send faxes to important contacts without searching or dialling individual numbers.
Nashuatec is committed to developing fax machines that are increasingly friendly to the environment and these products have been designed with an energy saving mode and low power consumption.
