Simplified Envelope Printing Capability

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Ton Titone (Senior Product Manager of Sharp Hardware Solutions):

Hi, this is Tony Titone, senior product manager of Sharp hardware solutions and I'm here to explain how Sharp has simplified envelope printing.

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Printing envelopes can often be a difficult task on most printers or multifunction devices. Users often end up with bent or sealed envelopes are a jammed printer with an envelope stuck inside.

A 2-D graphic of an envelop appears in the middle of the screen which is animated to show the envelope bent and sealed. After that the 2-D graphic switches to a 2-D graphic of a printer where a yellow caution sign appears right beside it.

Sharp has solved this problem with technology that allows for up to 50 envelopes to be added to the standard paper tray and each will be printed perfectly. No need to use a bypass tray are manually feed each envelope.

A zoom in shot of the Envelope tray inside the printer tray is shown getting refilled and then a print job being completed.

Sharp desktop printers and multifunctional copiers have unique technology that allows for on the fly adjustment of temperature and pressure, ensuring a consistent and expected output with no jams.

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Reach out to your local Sharp business technology dealer for more information.

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