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Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable vs Canon CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x

15specifications compared
4differ
11identical
5known for one product only

Key differences

The Canon CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x has 49 sheets more standard input capacity than the Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable (50 sheets vs 1 sheets). Only the Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable has envelopes. Weight: 8.5 kg on the Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable, 850 g on the Canon CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x. Dimensions (WxDxH): 439 x 359 x 115 mm on the Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable, 359 x 439 x 115 mm on the Canon CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x.

Standard input capacity
- FC100 4ppm A4 portable:1 sheets
- CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x:50 sheets
Weight
- FC100 4ppm A4 portable:8.5 kg
- CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x:850 g
Envelopes
- FC100 4ppm A4 portable:Yes
- CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x:No
Dimensions (WxDxH)
- FC100 4ppm A4 portable:439 x 359 x 115 mm
- CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x:359 x 439 x 115 mm

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Comparison of FC100 4ppm A4 portable, FC120
20 specifications	A Canon FC100 4ppm A4 portable View product	B Canon CX FC120 Analog copier 4 cpm A4 (210 x Model FC120 View product
Copyingidentical
Copy speed (black, normal quality, A4)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4 cpm
Maximum copy speedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4 cpm
Media formatsidentical
Standard media sizesKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	A4 - A6
Input & output capacity1 differ
Standard input capacityDiffers	1 sheets	50 sheets
Maximum output capacityKnown for one	1 sheets	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	8.5 kg	850 g
Media types1 differ
EnvelopesDiffers	Yes	No
Other features1 differ
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	439 x 359 x 115 mm	359 x 439 x 115 mm
Media weightidentical
Recommended media weightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	50 - 128 g/m²

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