Xerox 4112 - Manual (Page 3)

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Optimum Product Performance
This section will help you understand the performance and capabilities of the Xerox 4112 EPS
and Xerox 4127 EPS.
All references to media capabilities in this document are based on centerline definitions of
approved paper. “Centerline paper” identifies the stock at the middle of the range of stocks that
will deliver optimum performance for a given characteristic. Other paper weights and brands may
alter results.
Media Type Xerox Equivalent
Uncoated paper North America - Xerox 4200 (75 g/m 2 /20 lbs)
Europe – Xerox Business 80 gsm
Coated paper North America - Xerox Digital Color Gloss Coated Text (120 g/m 2 /80 lbs)
Europe - Xerox Digital Color Colotech Gloss Coated (120 g/m 2 )
Refer to your Xerox Supplies Specialist, for optimum media selections
For more information about Xerox Paper and Specialty Media, please visit at
www.xerox.com or
call 1-800-822-2200 in the U.S. or 1-800-668-0199 in Canada.
Print Volume Range
This product family is designed for an average monthly print volume (AMPV):
EPS Maximum Duty Cycle* AMPV Conditions
Xerox 4112/4127 EPS 600,000 pages per month 80,000 - 350,000
pages per month
8.5 in x 11 in/A4
* Maximum Duty Cycle refers to the maximum monthly print volume supported under standard vendor supplied service
(single shift coverage) and defines the upper end of the expected print volume for the machine. This volume is not
sustainable month over month but can be achieved occasionally for peak printing times.
Customers who consistently run volumes above the stated Average Monthly Print Volume
(AMPV) should expect a significant change in machine reliability or performance. Customers
should consider higher volume machines or multiple machines if average monthly volume
approaches the maximum duty cycle on a consistent basis.
The number of prints between service calls is dependant upon the following factors:
• Monthly output volume
• Throughput materials (paper)
• Environment (heat, humidity and ventilation)
• High toner density and area coverage
• Image quality requirements
• Operator training