lobimall.blogg.se - Collate in printing

Basically, your finished printing project will be comprised of multiple printed clones of your original multi-page document. Many customers ask me if our MFDs will save their employees time, and this is how I respond: Having the collating feature, together with Stapling and Punch features would streamline your office and allow your employees to be more productive in their work by spending less time having to collate, staple or punch the prints manually. Collation is used in when printing multiple copies of a document that has multiple pages that need to be kept in order. Having this feature, together with Stapling and Punch features would streamline your office and allow your employees to be more productive in their work by spending less time having to collate, staple or punch the prints manually. Duplex StandardĪll Kyocera MFDs come standard with Duplex (2-sided) copying.

The top 2 hole punch are commonly used in the medical field, by accountants and CPAs, attorneys and other industries. Punch units can create 3 holes on the left hand side for 3-ring binders or 2 holes on the top of the paper. Collation is used in when printing multiple copies of a document that has multiple pages that need to be kept in order.

Staple on the Left Hand Corner and Booklet StaplingĪn optional PUNCH Unit is available with the finishers. Collated printing refers to printing multiple copies of a multi-page document, each containing its set of pages arranged in the correct order.

These finishers come standard with multi-position stapling, the most common are: The “collated” and “uncollated” comes with the optional finisher. Uncollated means that the machine will print the number of prints of each page separately, but will not place them in numerical orderĮxample: You are going to a meeting and you want to make copies of 3 separate pages, each of a different subject that is not related to the other, you would choose “uncollated.” The machine will then print 3 of the 1 st page, 3 of the 2 nd page and 3 of the 3 rd page. You would choose “collate” so that you would have 3 sets each of the 3 documents place them in numerical order. This is the easiest way to explain the difference between the two is Ĭollated means every page of your print job is kept in order.Įxample: You have a 3 page document and you want 3 sets. A common question asked by our customers, especially during the training, is about the difference between collated and uncollated printing or copying.