Ricoh IM C4500

Forty-five pages per minute and paper capacity to 4,700 sheets, so the machine is not the thing that stops a long print run.

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$8,950purchase price$11,200 listSave 20%

Price excludes sales tax. Delivery, installation, network configuration and staff training are included nationwide.

Or lease from $189 per month over 60 months, fair market value buyout. See leasing terms.

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SKU: JRC-RIC-IMC4500
Manufacturer part: IM-C4500
Condition: New, sealed from the manufacturer
Warranty: One year parts and labor, extendable with a service agreement
Shipping: Free freight, delivery and installation in all 50 states
Returns: 30 days, 15% restocking fee, return by freight
Service: Four-hour on-site response target under contract
Supplies: Toner shipped automatically on any service agreement

Who this machine suits. Departments and multi-team floors printing 15,000 to 20,000 pages a month with regular stapled or punched output.

Full specifications

Ricoh IM C4500 — technical attributes
Print technology	Laser electrophotographic, dry toner
Functions	Print, copy, color scan, optional fax
Print resolution	1200 × 1200 dpi
Copy resolution	600 × 600 dpi
Scan resolution	600 × 600 dpi optical
Scan file formats	PDF, searchable PDF, PDF/A, encrypted PDF, JPEG, TIFF, XPS, Office formats
Scan destinations	Email, SMB folder, FTP, USB, SharePoint, Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, Dropbox
Automatic duplex printing	Standard
Duplex scanning	Single-pass, both sides captured in one feed
Media weight range	52 – 300 gsm
Interface	Gigabit Ethernet, USB 2.0 host and device, optional Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct, optional NFC card reader
Mobile printing	Apple AirPrint, Mopria Print Service, manufacturer mobile app, email-to-print
Security	User authentication and departmental quotas, secure and locked print release, IPsec, SNMPv3, IEEE 802.1X, HTTPS/TLS 1.3, storage encryption with data overwrite, Common Criteria (ISO 15408) evaluated
Fax	Optional Super G3 fax line, 33.6 kbps
Operating system support	Windows 10/11 and Server, macOS 12 and later, Linux, Chrome OS, UNIX
Print languages	PCL 5c/6, Adobe PostScript 3, PDF direct, XPS
Energy rating	ENERGY STAR certified, EPEAT registered
Power requirement	120 V, 60 Hz, 12 A dedicated circuit recommended
Warranty	One year parts and labor, extendable with a service agreement
Condition	New
Print and copy speed	45 ppm color, 45 ppm black and white
First print out time	4.1 seconds color, 3.2 seconds black and white
Warm-up time	15 seconds from power on
Maximum paper size	12 × 18 in (SRA3)
Media size range	3.9 × 5.8 in to 12 × 18 in (SRA3)
Paper capacity standard	1,200 sheets plus 100-sheet bypass
Paper capacity maximum	4,700 sheets
Document feeder	220-sheet single-pass duplex feeder
Scan speed	Up to 240 images per minute duplex
Control panel	10.1 in Smart Operation Panel, tilting
Processor and memory	4 GB RAM, 320 GB encrypted drive
Finishing options	500-sheet or 3,000-sheet finisher, saddle-stitch booklet unit, 2/3-hole punch
Monthly duty cycle	150,000 pages
Recommended monthly volume	18,000 pages
Toner cartridges	Separate CMYK; black yields approximately 33,000 pages
Dimensions (W × D × H)	23.4 × 27.4 × 37.2 in
Weight	216 lb

Acquiring this machine

Purchase at $8,950. You own the asset and may qualify for a Section 179 deduction. Service and toner are quoted separately.

Lease from $189 a month over 60 months. Terms from 24 to 60 months, fair market value or $1 buyout, in-house financing available.

Rent from 30 days with toner, parts, labor and preventative maintenance included in one monthly fee.

Service and supplies

Covered under a cost-per-page or fixed monthly service agreement, including all parts, labor, preventative maintenance and automatic toner delivery. Off contract, labor is $105 per hour plus parts.

Before you decide

Check this machine's recommended monthly volume of 18,000 pages against your actual meter reading. Our guide to sizing a copier to your page volume explains why that number matters more than speed.

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