- - Save time: With a fast FPOT
- - Low intervention: Print with minimal downtime
- - Save time: High yield and paper capacity mean less time is spent refilling
- - Built for business: PDL compatibility (PCL and PostScript 3)
- - PrecisionCore technology: Epson’s most advanced printhead technology
WorkForce Pro WF-M5299DW
High productivity and low intervention
Delivering the fastest (FPOT) in its segment of 4.8 seconds against comparable lasers1. Print up to 40,000 pages without changing supplies with the largest ink yield in this segment2. A paper capacity of up to 830 sheets with a 250-sheet main tray means less time spent refilling. A simple paper path and non contact printing allows it to print on a wide range of media including recycled paper, glossy media, envelopes and labels.
Energy saving and CSR
Benefit from significantly fewer consumables due to its high yield and inkjet technology. The energy used while printing is at least 90% less than comparable laser models1, helping to cut your energy bills and boost your CSR.
Built for business
Perfect for small workgroups with a high print volume, typically within larger organisations where a robust mono printing solution is demanded. A range of software and tools provide secure print options and help manage devices remotely. NFC and wireless connectivity also supports printing from mobile devices. Its user interface is intuitive and easy to operate.
Epson WorkForce Pro WF-M5299DW, Colour, 1200 x 2400 DPI, A4, 45000 pages per month, 34 ppm, Duplex printing
Epson WorkForce Pro WF-M5299DW. Colour, Duty cycle (monthly, A4): 45000 pages per month. Resolution (maximum): 1200 x 2400 DPI. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A4. Print speed black (normal, A4/US Letter): 34 ppm. Duplex printing. Display: LCD. Wi-Fi. Product colour: Black, White
2. Approx. page yield. Actual yield will vary depending on images printed and usage conditions. For more information visit www.epson.eu/pageyield. Comparison made against the top 20 best selling mono laser printers in Western Europe and Central and Eastern Europe, with a print speed between 21 and 45 pages per minute, as defined by IDC in the 12 months up to December 2017. Data taken from BLI where possible, or as stated by manufacturers' websites.