Supplied to order Canon imageRUNNER 2930 copier
Item code: IMAGERUNNER-2930
- Print, copy & scan
- 30 ppm
- A3 size
- Network
Large companies & institutions
Full specifications
| Device type | A3 mono laser multifunctional |
|---|---|
| Functions | Print + copy + scan + send |
| Print speed | Up to 30 ppm (A4) |
| A3 print speed | Up to 15 ppm (A3) |
| Paper size | A3 and A4 |
| Print resolution | 1,200 × 1,200 dpi |
| Paper capacity | 1,200 sheets (up to 2,300) |
| Memory | 2.0 GB RAM |
| Storage | 64 GB |
| Control panel | 7-inch touch panel |
| Duplex printing | Automatic |
| Connectivity | Gigabit Ethernet · USB · Wi-Fi |
| Recommended use | Large companies & institutions |
Compatible supplies
The genuine ink and toner that fit this device. The wrong part number simply will not seat — go by the number, not the shape.
How to choose an office system
These systems are not bought from a spec table. The choice is determined by your workload and the shape of your office, and a machine larger than you need costs double without adding anything.
Your real monthly volume
This is the first and most important number. Print the meter report from your current device — not your estimate, the actual figure. Most offices are surprised to find it half again higher than they assumed.
How many departments will share it
A device for one department is a simple decision. A device shared by four needs per-department permissions and usage reporting — and that is decided at purchase, not after.
Where it will physically sit
The distance staff will walk decides how many devices you need, not how big one is. A large machine on the ground floor and an office on the third means paper forgotten in the tray and daily complaints.
Do you need stapling and sorting?
If you produce collated reports or proposals, a finisher unit saves a great deal of manual time. If you do not, it is a price increase with no purpose.
The most common mistake: buying on speed
“The fastest one” is not a criterion. Speed matters only on large batches; the number that actually determines the machine's life is its monthly duty cycle. A fast device rated below your volume will fail early, while a slower one rated above it will last years.
Why there is no listed price
An office system is not one box at one price — it is a configuration. The same model can vary widely depending on what is in it. Any figure we published would be wrong in one direction or the other, and we would rather tell you that than post a misleading number.
- Number of paper trays and their capacity
- Stapling unit or finisher
- Memory and internal drive size
- Advanced send and scan unit
- Service contract and per-click toner supply
- Installation, network setup and staff training
Send us these five and we will come back with a quote
- Monthly print volume (from the meter report)
- Number of users and departments
- Whether you need A3 or A4 is enough
- Whether you need stapling or sorting
- Where it will sit, and how many floors or branches
