Xerox 2000-sheet High Capacity Feeder

Product Overview

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At £748 ex-VAT, this kind of 2,000-sheet high-capacity feeder only makes sense if you’re printing high volumes often enough that the reduced refilling time actually pays back. For most office printers, the bigger win isn’t “more paper on the machine” so much as fewer interruptions and less time spent dealing with supplies. If you’re running jobs like invoices, statements, or document packs back-to-back, a high-capacity feeder can be a quality-of-life upgrade and usually cheaper than paying for someone’s time to constantly top up trays.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it just because it’s available. The biggest risk is compatibility and workflow fit: if it doesn’t integrate smoothly with your exact printer model and driver settings (tray selection, paper type/weight behaviour, handoff between trays), you’ll end up manually troubleshooting instead of benefiting. Also consider space and usage patterns—if you don’t print consistently, you’re tying up capital for capacity you won’t use. In short: buy it if you’ve got steady, high-volume runs and your printer setup is already dialled in; skip it if your printing is sporadic or you can’t be confident it’ll behave cleanly with your existing software and paper types.