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Durable inkjet printers elevate the workflow

Bring a professional touch to office documentation by choosing inkjet printers, which use liquid ink in cartridges for fast printing. Inkjet printer brand options include HP®, Brother®, Epson®, and more, and they also feature single-function models for printing only and multifunction printers that can also fax, scan, and copy. Printer software on most brands comes with intuitive applications and user-friendly interfaces for a quick and simple startup. Browse standard and inkjet photo printers to work on personal projects at home, work, or school.

Primary features of heavy-duty inkjet printers

Look for printers with Wi-Fi® technology for a simple and easy connection via a computer, tablet, or smartphone. This enables employees to send print jobs from their desks or other places. Alternatively, employees can upload files via a USB thumb drive, because most printers come with USB ports. Select models feature a resolution of 9600 x 2400 dpi, producing a realistic copy with deep color display. Monochrome and color printers are available to accommodate printing speed, quality, and budget. Other details of inkjet printing machines from Quill are:

• Large paper trays, which are expandable on select models
• High image resolution for increased readability 
• Portable, lightweight models that are convenient for frequent travelers

Print over 30 pages per minute with a high-end model, or choose a basic printer package for home office needs.

Inkjet photo printers and inkjet technology

With several tiny nozzles, inkjet printers spray the ink onto the paper precisely to deliver clean and professional prints. The nozzles are small, so the ink disperses in mini droplets for quicker drying, eliminating the chance of smearing or transferring the ink. It enables employees to stack documents or take them to a coworker or prospective client soon after printing is complete. Versatile Lexmark® printers and other brands feature inkjet photo printers, as well as basic models, enabling art students and photographers to develop high-resolution photographs.