HP

Product Description

Print, Copy, Scan and Network with the Canon imageCLASS® D1120 Black & White Laser Multifunction Copier. The imageCLASS D1120 is the base model within the D1100 series. It provides robust copier features such as a large paper supply and multifunction capabilities in an easy-to-use, compact package. In today's office environment, keeping your costs low is essential for a successful business. The 50-sheet Duplex Automatic Document Feeder (DADF) allows you to copy or color scan from one or two-sided originals and produce two-sided output with ease, cutting your paper usage as much as half. The intelligent Energy Saver Mode reduces your power consumption to approximately three watts of power and the product meets Energy Star guidelines, helping you save money on energy costs. Incorporating user-friendly business tools with productivity enhancing features gives you added flexibility. Designed for ease-of-use, the D1120 provides access to the control panel, toner, and paper supply from the front of the machine. There is no need to reach around to locate your prints or to change the consumable. The smart paper handling of the D1120 lets you fit up to 1,050 sheets of paper (including the optional 500-sheet cassette) of all different sizes and types, up to legal size. The D1120 also incorporates the Canon Single Cartridge System, which combines the toner and drum in one easy-to-replace unit, resulting in excellent image quality retention and eliminating the complication and warehousing of separate toner and drum consumables. The Canon imageCLASS D1120 provides convenient multifunction features that consolidate all of your office machines into one durable, fast and energy-efficient networkable copier.

Product Details

• Color: White/gray
• Brand: Canon
• Model: D1120
• Format: CD-ROM
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 18.30" h x 17.70" w x 18.60" l, 48.50 pounds

Features

• 30 pages per minute laser output
• Quick First Print copytime of only 8 seconds
• 50 sheet auto document feeder and 500 sheet paper cassette
• Built-in Network printing
• 2-sided print, copy, and scanning
• Black and White Laser Multifunction Copier
• Up to 30 Pages per Minute Laser Output and First Copy Time of Approximately 8 Seconds
• Duplex Versatility Two Sided Copying and Printing
• 50 Sheet DADF Duplex Automatic Document Feeder/500 Sheet Cassette and 50 Sheet Multipurpose Tray
• Built in Ethernet Port for Network Printing and USB 2.0 Hi Speed for Optimal Performance

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

38 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
Canon keeps up!
By pupute
Canon imageCLASS D1120 Laser Multifunction Copier (3478B001AA)
We used older Canon model for about 6 years and were very happy with its performance. Then the top scanner broke, so we looked for a newer model from Canon - it suits perfectly a small private practice. It scans, copies, faxes, interacts with networks, you name it... Now if only more retailers had ink supply, that would be the end of the problems. Yes, the ink is expensive, but check the load -number of copies it can produce! It's worth all of it. So if you're looking for a reliable multitasking office copier, don't go any further. I strongly recommend. Oh, by the way, we're still using the old machine - for printing jobs only.

26 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
Warning --no network scanner
By pingufreddy
I bought two of these machines for use at my office and at home. I specifically needed a networkable printer so that my kids could print homework from their laptops and other desktops could use the printer. What Canon hides extremely well is that this model does NOT scan to or from a network: it prints on a network but it will not scan on one. So, if you set this up to allow printing by several machines no-one can scan to it or from it; the scanner is just disabled. The scanner will only work when the machine is connected to one (and one only)computer. So, you can scan/print to one machine or print on a network but not both. It is almost beyond comprehension to me that a reputable company like Canon would do something this stupid. Save the box because you won't know about the limitations of this printer until you have installed the drivers and set the whole thing up. Otherwise the printer appears solid and the software short and well designed.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Never-ending problems and repairs.
By DS in Houston
The D1100 series is a replacement for the aging MF6500 series. We bought four new D1120's for several small office locations, with different people using them. The first month or so they all worked fine. Then the problems began...and just continue on. Document feeders stop feeding. Paper jams that are impossible to fix. Document feed stops working. Flimsy door hinges that break. Document feeder stops working. Unknown "check document" errors. Did I mention the document feeders stop working? All four machines just keep crapping out. I send them to the repair shop, and wait weeks to get them back. Once they are out of warranty, I'm going to just trash them, because I'm not going to keep paying for repairs.

Please, Canon, go back to the MF6540. They were real workhorses, and when they had problems, those problems were easy to fix. The D1120 is a nightmare that won't stop.