Canon i-SENSYS MF212w Driver

The Canon i-SENSYS MF212w printer is a top-of-the-line multifunction printer that utilizes cutting-edge laser print technology. With the ability to print, copy, scan, and fax documents of unparalleled quality and resolution, this machine is a true workhorse. It boasts a lightning-fast speed of 23 pages per minute (ppm) when using standard A4 paper, and delivers an impressive average resolution of 600 x 600 dots per inch (dpi). But that’s not all – the printer’s maximum resolution is a staggering 1200 x 1200 dpi, thanks to the advanced automatic image refinement (AIR) component.

Experience seamless printing with the Canon i-SENSYS MF212w. Download the latest driver for your Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System to ensure optimal performance. Our state-of-the-art technology guarantees the highest quality prints and unparalleled efficiency. With our advanced features and innovative design, you can expect nothing but the best from the Canon i-SENSYS MF212w. Don’t let outdated drivers hinder your productivity – download our updated driver now for a seamless printing experience.

Supported Toner Cartridges: Toner Cartridge Black 737 : Approx 2400 Pages

Specifications

The device boasts a speedy first print out page, clocking in at a rate of 6 seconds or less. It also supports the advanced UFRII LT language, ensuring top-tier printing quality.

As for paper margins, the size of the paper being used plays a significant role. Envelope paper size, for example, allows for a print margin of no more than 10 mm on each of the four sides. However, if using other standard paper types, the print margin is reduced to approximately 5 mm on all four sides of the document.

When reproducing documents, it is recommended to use an output resolution of no more than 600 x 600 dpi to ensure optimal results. The first copy output time for A4 paper size is a swift 9.0 seconds or less. This machine also features a toner saver mode, which efficiently manages print resources. When copying with this machine using A4 paper, the rate is 23 ppm, with the first copy output time being approximately 9.0 seconds or less for A4 paper.

The pinnacle of copy resolution for this device does not exceed 600 x 600 dpi. However, it boasts an array of copy modes including text, photo, and a blend of text and image, catering to the diverse needs of document types. Additionally, it facilitates the production of up to 99 copies of a document from a solitary original through its multiple copy mode.