Brother MFC-9760 specs.
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General Features Brother MFC-9760
Device:
printer/scanner/copier
Type of printing:
black and white
At work printing:
Laser
Placement:
desktop
Printer Brother MFC-9760
The maximum size:
A4
The maximum resolution for b/w printing:
600x600 dpi
Print speed:
14 pages/minute (b/w A4)
Scanner Brother MFC-9760
Scanner Type:
Tablet/prolonged
Maximum Original Size:
A4
Maximum scan size:
216x360 mm
Shades of gray:
256
Scanner resolution:
600x2400 dpi
Scanner Resolution (Enhanced):
9600x9600 dpi
Capacity feeder originals:
50 sheets
Standards Support:
TWAIN
Cam Brother MFC-9760
Maximum Copy Resolution (B/W):
600x300 dpi
Copy speed:
14 pages/minute (b/w A4)
Rescaling:
25-400%
Step zoom:
1%
The maximum number of copies per cycle:
99
Trays Brother MFC-9760
Paper Feed:
250 sheet. (Standard)
Paper output:
150 sheet. (Standard)
Expendables Brother MFC-9760
Printing on:
card stock, transparencies, labels, glossy paper, envelopes, matte paper
Drum life:
20,000 pages
Resource B/W cartridge/toner:
3000 pages
Number of cartridges:
1
Memory/Processor Brother MFC-9760
The amount of memory:
8 MB, 40 MB maximum
Interfaces Brother MFC-9760
Interfaces:
LPT, USB
Fonts And Control Languages Brother MFC-9760
Support PostScript:
no
Support:
PCL 5e
Additional Information Brother MFC-9760
OS support:
Windows, Mac OS
Information Display:
LCD Panel
Dimensions (WxHxD):
492x429x456 mm
Weight:
17 kg
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