Konica-Minolta PagePro 1350W
The unit has rather big dimensions, but it does not seem bulky at all. Oblique corners and contrast gamut of colour appearance diminish the printer visually. In the centre of the face panel there is a company logo not so popular on the national market, as, let us say, HP, but which is one of the world developers of printing mechanisms for electrographic printers. Another participant of the test — Epson EPL-6200L — is built on the same mechanism. Here is a Konica-Minolta PagePro 1350W printer driver download page.
The flap front cover serves as support for the input tray. When it is opened, one can see adjustable guides in the paper–feeding mechanism. A slot of sheet-by-sheet feeding was not found, unfortunately.
By opening a top cover, one can get access to the drawing path to take out a jammed sheet. The oven is seen from here too. Warning marking is seen on it, but because of pretty high finning, the possibility of incidental touching is rather small. Two pressure rollers on the inner side of the open top cover testify one more time, that the company does not economize on small articles.