The Xerox AltaLink B8100 Series comprises three monochrome A3 multifunction printers — B8145, B8155 and B8170 — built for teams and departments where black and white makes up the bulk of the volume: public administrations, law and accounting firms, document services of medium to large businesses, as well as individuals or clients sharing one device between many intensive users. The three models cover speeds of 45, 55 and 72 pages per minute, with monthly volumes of up to 300,000 images depending on the model, and 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution for crisp documents worthy of professional communications.
Day to day, Xerox ConnectKey technology turns the device into a work assistant: the tablet-like touch interface can be personalised per user, and the fast scanner — up to 270 images per minute — makes it a genuine digitisation station. Through the Xerox Workflow Central platform, your teams automate repetitive tasks, translate documents, convert audio files and turn handwritten notes into digital text. Printing and scanning run directly from and to Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, and mobile connectivity comes via NFC, Wi-Fi Direct and the Xerox Print Service plug-in for Android. Security protects both device and network: Trusted Boot verified start-up, Trellix whitelisting that blocks threats in real time, and Trellix ePO and Cisco ISE integrations to administer an entire fleet from your existing tools. Finishing options — stapling, Z-folding, booklet making, banner printing — deliver ready-to-distribute documents.
Compared with the VersaLink B7100 Series, its monochrome neighbour in the range, the gap is clear at every level: the B8100 starts at 45 ppm, ten pages above the B7100’s ceiling, doubles the print resolution (1200 x 2400 versus 1200 x 1200 dpi), doubles the permissible monthly volumes and adds fleet-grade security (Trusted Boot, Trellix ePO, Cisco ISE). For a small workgroup short on space and budget, the compact B7100 remains the right pick; once the device serves an entire floor or department, the B8100 takes over.
At D&O Partners, the AltaLink B8100 Series is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation, network configuration and interface personalisation by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, the series is also covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables — high black-and-white volumes without a heavy environmental footprint.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the AltaLink B8100 and the VersaLink B7100?
The B8100 is the higher tier of Xerox’s monochrome range: it starts at 45 ppm — ten pages above the B7100’s maximum —, climbs to 72 ppm, doubles the resolution (1200 x 2400 versus 1200 x 1200 dpi) and the permissible monthly volumes, with reinforced fleet-management security. The B7100 remains relevant for small workgroups with limited space.
Which B8100 model should I choose for my volume?
Three speeds: B8145 (45 ppm, up to 200,000 images/month), B8155 (55 ppm, up to 250,000) and B8170 (72 ppm, up to 300,000). Our certified technicians will help you match the model to your actual usage.
Can the AltaLink B8100 scan in colour?
Yes: printing is monochrome, but scanning is in colour, at up to 270 images per minute, with direct delivery to Dropbox, Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive — ideal for digitisation and archiving.
Is the B8100 Series an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme to recycle used consumables.
The Xerox VersaLink C8000 is a colour A3 printer built for medium-sized workgroups demanding professional colour quality: agencies, firms, marketing and communication departments, as well as individuals or clients who print heavily and want a machine dedicated to printing rather than a multifunction device. With 45 pages per minute, a recommended volume of 20,000 pages per month (up to 205,000 images at maximum cycle) and a standard paper capacity of 1,140 sheets with duplex as standard, it absorbs an entire team’s pace without becoming the bottleneck.
Media handling is one of its strengths: beyond A3, it supports banners, opening the way to posters and promotional materials produced in-house. The 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution delivers crisp text and precise detail, including on large formats. Day to day, Xerox ConnectKey technology and the customisable 5-inch colour touchscreen make use immediate, with pre-loaded apps and direct cloud access — Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Dropbox — from the interface. Mobility is complete with AirPrint, Mopria and Wi-Fi Direct for printing from any device, and finishing options (stapling, Z-folding, booklet making) deliver finished documents. Built-in security features protect data and documents against unauthorised access.
Compared with the VersaLink C7100, its multifunction neighbour in our catalogue, the difference is not quality — resolution is identical — but the nature of the machine: the C7100 copies, scans and faxes, but tops out at 30 ppm and 7,000 recommended pages per month; the C8000 is a pure printer, half again as fast, sized for three times the volume. If your office already has a multifunction device for scanning and copying, the C8000 is the right complement to absorb high colour print volumes; if you need everything in one device, go for the C7100. For the most demanding graphic work, the VersaLink C9000 is the next step up in the range.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink C8000 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables.
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What is the difference between the VersaLink C8000 and the VersaLink C7100?
The C8000 is a pure colour printer: 45 ppm, 20,000 recommended pages per month, up to 205,000 images at maximum cycle. The C7100 is a multifunction device (copy, scan, fax) but tops out at 30 ppm and 7,000 recommended pages. Same resolution on both (1200 x 2400 dpi): the choice comes down to need — printing a lot, fast, or doing everything on one machine.
What volume is the VersaLink C8000 designed for?
Up to 20,000 pages per month in recommended volume, with a maximum cycle of 205,000 images — the calibre of a medium-sized workgroup. Our certified technicians will validate the sizing against your actual usage.
Can the VersaLink C8000 print banners?
Yes: beyond A3, it supports banner formats, letting you produce posters and promotional materials in-house, at 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution.
Is the VersaLink C8000 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables.
The Xerox VersaLink C8000W is a colour A3 printer fitted with white toner — and the only device of this format in our catalogue capable of printing in opaque white. It is aimed at printers, graphic designers, communication agencies, retailers and restaurateurs, as well as individuals or clients who want to produce in-house what no office printer can: window signage, transparent adhesive films and labels, direct mail on coloured envelopes, invitations, menus or cards on dark stocks.
Its B-CMY technology deserves a frank explanation: on this machine, white toner replaces black toner. The printer first lays a white undercoat on the substrate, then applies cyan, magenta and yellow on top — which is what produces vivid colours and legible text on black, kraft, coloured or transparent paper, where a conventional CMYK printer would deliver only a dull or invisible result. In return, the C8000W is not designed to replace your office printer: it complements it, as a creative production tool alongside your existing fleet. That is precisely its positioning: a low-cost entry point into a world of print applications previously reserved for external providers.
Otherwise, it is a full VersaLink: 45 pages per minute, a recommended volume of 20,000 pages per month (up to 205,000 images at maximum cycle), a standard paper capacity of 1,140 sheets, duplex as standard and 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution. Under the hood, a 320 GB hard drive, a 1.6 GHz processor and 4 GB of memory handle heavy graphic files without flinching. Connectivity covers Ethernet, USB 3.0, Wi-Fi and NFC, the touchscreen interface is customisable via the Xerox App Gallery, and security rests on hard-drive encryption, firmware verification and strict access controls.
Compared with the VersaLink C8000, its CMYK twin, the comparison is crystal clear: speed, volumes, paper capacity and resolution are identical — only the toner differs. The C8000 prints your documents on white paper; the C8000W prints white on everything else. These are not competing options but complementary machines: for a printer or an agency, they sit side by side and together open a range of billable services that neither covers alone.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink C8000W is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation, testing on your own substrates and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges — white toner included — delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables. Drop by our Brussels showroom with your stocks: we’ll print in front of you, which is the only way to judge a white.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the VersaLink C8000W and the VersaLink C8000?
Speed (45 ppm), volumes (20,000 recommended pages per month), paper capacity (1,140 sheets) and resolution (1200 x 2400 dpi) are identical. The only difference is the toner: the C8000 prints in conventional CMYK, the C8000W replaces black with white (B-CMY technology). They are complementary, not competing.
Can the VersaLink C8000W print black?
Not in the conventional sense: on this machine, white toner replaces black toner (white, cyan, magenta, yellow). That is why it is not intended to replace an office printer, but to complement it for applications CMYK cannot cover.
What media and applications does the C8000W enable?
Dark, coloured, kraft and transparent stocks: window signage, transparent adhesive films and labels, direct mail on coloured envelopes, invitations, restaurant menus and creative cards — with white laid as an undercoat to make the colours stand out.
Is the VersaLink C8000W an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables, white toner included.
The Xerox VersaLink C9000 is a colour A3 printer built for professionals whose trade is colour: graphic designers, advertising agencies, photography studios, marketing communication departments and in-house design teams — as well as individuals or clients who demand flawless, reproducible output. With 55 pages per minute in colour as in black, a recommended volume of 30,000 pages per month (up to 270,000 images at maximum cycle), a standard paper capacity of 1,140 sheets and duplex as standard, it sustains a studio’s pace without faltering.
What truly sets it apart is colour control. The Xerox Precise Color Management System, powered by X-Rite, gives fine control over colour: prints are faithful to what you see on screen, accuracy holds even as environmental conditions vary, and the system can emulate other devices — enough to produce your prepress proofs in-house rather than outsourcing them. Calibrated PANTONE spot-colour simulations, Xerox colour-correction technology and Adobe PostScript 3 complete the chain. The 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution renders realistic photos, clean solids and crisp text down to small point sizes. On media, flexibility runs from 75 to 350 gsm and from small formats (around 89 x 98 mm) up to banners roughly 1.3 metres long — brochures, posters, business cards and promotional materials all come off the same machine, with advanced finishing options. ConnectKey technology, mobile and cloud connectivity from the interface, and built-in security features round out a system designed for intensive daily use, with robust construction (few moving parts, reinforced paper path).
Compared with the VersaLink C8000, its sibling in the range, the engine is the same — identical resolution and paper capacity — but two gaps matter: the C9000 prints at 55 ppm versus 45 and supports 30,000 recommended pages per month versus 20,000; above all, it is the only one of the two carrying the professional colour-management layer (X-Rite, calibrated PANTONE, prepress emulation) that the C8000 lacks. The rule is simple: if your colour must be accurate and reproducible — brand guidelines, client proofs, a consistent series from run to run — it’s the C9000; if it just needs to be attractive and fast at office volumes, the C8000 will do and costs less.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink C9000 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation, colour calibration and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables. Come and see it run in our Brussels showroom with your own files: colour is judged on a proof, not in a brochure.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the VersaLink C9000 and the VersaLink C8000?
Same engine (1200 x 2400 dpi, 1,140 sheets), but the C9000 prints at 55 ppm versus 45 and supports 30,000 recommended pages per month versus 20,000. Above all, only it carries the Precise Color Management System powered by X-Rite, calibrated PANTONE simulations and device emulation for prepress proofs. Accurate, reproducible colour: C9000; fast colour for office use: C8000.
What does the C9000’s X-Rite colour management actually deliver?
It makes your prints faithful to what you see on screen, holds colour accuracy even as ambient conditions change, and lets you emulate other devices — so you produce prepress proofs in-house instead of outsourcing them.
What media can the VersaLink C9000 print on?
Stocks from 75 to 350 gsm, from small formats (around 89 x 98 mm) to banners roughly 1.3 metres long — enough to produce brochures, posters, business cards and promotional materials on a single machine.
Is the VersaLink C9000 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables.
The Xerox VersaLink C7000 is a colour A3 printer built for small to medium-sized workgroups: firms, practices, SMEs, internal departments and project teams — as well as individuals or clients who want large format and professional colour quality without moving up to a production machine. With 35 pages per minute, a recommended volume of 10,000 pages per month (up to 153,000 images at maximum cycle) and a standard paper capacity of 620 sheets, it covers the pace of a team that regularly prints polished documents in A4 and A3 alike.
The 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution guarantees high-quality business communications: vivid colours, fine detail, crisp text — on media up to A3, opening the way to presentations, plans, tables and posters produced in-house. The hardware has been redesigned for reliability, with fewer moving parts and reinforced components in the paper path. Day to day, ConnectKey technology and the customisable 5-inch colour touchscreen offer smartphone-like handling: gesture controls, task-based apps, and direct cloud access from the interface — Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Dropbox. Mobile printing runs through AirPrint and Wi-Fi Direct, and the Xerox App Gallery lets you add applications tailored to your specific workflows. On security, the approach is comprehensive: preventing unauthorised access, detecting suspicious behaviour, protecting data and documents.
Two configurations exist, and they differ on one point only: the C7000V/N prints simplex, with duplex available as an option, while the C7000V/DN includes duplex as standard. Speed, volumes, resolution and paper capacity are identical. If you routinely print double-sided — and most offices do — the V/DN is the obvious choice.
Compared with the VersaLink C8000, the next step up in the range, output is the same — identical resolution and screen — but endurance changes entirely: the C8000 prints at 45 ppm versus 35, absorbs 20,000 recommended pages per month versus 10,000, carries 1,140 sheets of capacity versus 620, and supports banners. The C7000 is the A3 entry point: the same professional quality, sized for a smaller team and a tighter budget. The deciding criterion is volume, not output.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink C7000 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the VersaLink C7000 and the VersaLink C8000?
Same image quality (1200 x 2400 dpi) and same screen, but the C8000 prints at 45 ppm versus 35, supports 20,000 recommended pages per month versus 10,000, carries 1,140 sheets of paper capacity versus 620, and handles banners. The C7000 is the A3 entry point for smaller teams; the deciding criterion is volume, not output.
What is the difference between the C7000V/N and C7000V/DN models?
Just one: the V/DN includes duplex as standard, while the V/N offers it as an option. Speed (35 ppm), volumes, resolution and paper capacity are identical. For routine office use, the V/DN is the logical choice.
What volume is the VersaLink C7000 designed for?
Up to 10,000 pages per month in recommended volume, with a maximum cycle of 153,000 images — the calibre of a small to medium-sized workgroup. Our certified technicians will validate the sizing against your actual usage.
Is the VersaLink C7000 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables.
The Xerox AltaLink C8100 Series comprises five colour A3 multifunction printers — C8130, C8135, C8145, C8155 and C8170 — built for teams and departments where printing is a daily working tool: medium to large businesses, public administrations, firms and practices, as well as individuals or clients sharing one device between several intensive users. Each model matches a pace, from 30 ppm for the C8130 to 70 ppm for the C8170, with monthly volumes of up to 300,000 images depending on the model, and 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution for vivid colours and crisp text.
Day to day, Xerox ConnectKey technology turns the machine into a genuine work assistant: the tablet-like touch interface can be personalised per user, and built-in apps bridge paper and digital — scanning with automatic document routing, document translation, audio file conversion and turning handwritten notes into digital text. Mobile printing is native via AirPrint and Xerox Print Service for Android, with no complex setup. Security covers both the device and the network: Trusted Boot verified start-up, Trellix whitelisting that detects and blocks threats in real time, and integrations with Trellix ePO and Cisco ISE to manage the security of an entire fleet from your existing tools. Optional finishing modules — stapling, folding, creasing — deliver ready-to-distribute documents.
Compared with the VersaLink C7100 Series, its neighbour in the range, the difference is not image quality (identical 1200 x 2400 dpi resolution) but stamina: the C8100 starts at 30 ppm, where the C7100 tops out, climbs to 70 ppm and handles monthly volumes up to three times higher, with fleet-grade security (Trellix ePO, Cisco ISE). For a small workgroup short on space, the compact C7100 remains a sound choice; once the device becomes the central print point of a floor or department, the C8100 takes over.
At D&O Partners, the AltaLink C8100 Series is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation, network configuration and interface personalisation by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours, and we take back your used consumables through the Xerox take-back programme for recycling — an eco-responsible print cycle from first page to end of life.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the AltaLink C8100 and the VersaLink C7100?
Both series share the same resolution (1200 x 2400 dpi), but the C8100 is built for stamina: it starts at 30 ppm — the C7100’s maximum — and climbs to 70 ppm, with monthly volumes up to three times higher and reinforced fleet-management security (Trusted Boot, Trellix ePO, Cisco ISE). The C7100 remains the right choice for small workgroups with limited space.
Which C8100 model should I choose for my print volume?
The series offers five speeds: C8130 (30 ppm), C8135 (35 ppm), C8145 (45 ppm), C8155 (55 ppm) and C8170 (70 ppm), with maximum monthly volumes of up to 300,000 images depending on the model. Our certified technicians will help you size the device to your actual usage.
Can I print from a smartphone on the AltaLink C8100?
Yes: mobile printing is native via AirPrint for Apple devices and Xerox Print Service for Android, with no complex installation. The tablet-like touch interface can also be personalised per user.
What security features does the C8100 Series include?
Full protection of both device and network: Trusted Boot verified start-up, Trellix whitelisting that blocks threats in real time, and Trellix ePO and Cisco ISE integrations to administer security across your entire print fleet.
The Xerox B230 is a compact monochrome A4 printer — printing only, with no scanner or copier — built for individual workstations, tight spaces and home offices: freelancers, remote workers, professionals, satellite offices and local branches — as well as individuals or clients who want a reliable professional printer without paying for features they will never use.
A word on sizing, because it determines satisfaction: the B230 prints at 34 pages per minute, but its recommended volume is 2,500 pages per month, for a maximum cycle of 30,000 images. This is a workstation machine, not a shared departmental one. If your office prints several thousand pages a month, the B310 will be better calibrated — our advisers will tell you so before the sale rather than after the first breakdown.
Within its scope, it is complete and well built. Duplex is fitted as standard. Paper capacity is 250 sheets, with a manual feed for special media. Wi-Fi is standard (802.11 b/g/n), with Wi-Fi Direct, alongside Ethernet and USB: the machine is placed and connects, with no network cable. Mobile printing covers Apple AirPrint, Mopria and Chromebook. Setup requires no IT assistance thanks to Xerox Smart Start software, and the Xerox Easy Assist app lets you manage it from a smartphone — two arguments that count when there is no IT department in the house. It runs quietly, which is no small matter in a home office or open-plan space. Advanced security features protect your sensitive data, and high-yield toner cartridges keep running costs low.
Compared with the Xerox B225, its direct neighbour, the comparison fits on one line: the B225 is the B230 with copying and scanning. Speed (34 ppm), recommended and maximum volumes, paper capacity, standard Wi-Fi and environmental certifications are rigorously identical. The choice is therefore purely functional: if you need to scan or copy, take the B225; if you only print, the B230 does exactly the same printing job for a lower budget. And if you need fax, it is the B235 — the only one of the three to offer it, with a 2.8-inch touchscreen.
At D&O Partners, the Xerox B230 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges. A small machine at D&O is still a machine that gets followed up: same contract, same responsiveness.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the Xerox B230 and the Xerox B225?
The B225 adds copying and scanning. Everything else is identical: 34 ppm, 2,500 recommended pages per month, a 30,000-image maximum cycle, standard Wi-Fi, the same certifications. Need to scan: B225. Otherwise: B230, cheaper for the same printing job.
Can the Xerox B230 scan or copy?
No. It is a printer: its standard function is printing. To scan and copy, you need the B225; to add fax and a touchscreen, the B235.
What volume is the Xerox B230 designed for?
A recommended volume of 2,500 pages per month, with a maximum cycle of 30,000 images. It is a workstation or very small organisation machine. Beyond that, our certified technicians will steer you towards a B310, which is more durable.
Is the Xerox B230 an eco-responsible choice?
It is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, its high-yield cartridges cut cost per page and waste, and it is covered by Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges, which D&O Partners manages with you.
The Xerox B310 is a monochrome A4 printer — printing only, with no scanner or copier — built for small businesses, home offices and remote workers: freelancers, professionals, small practices, local branches — as well as individuals or clients who already have a multifunction device for scanning and want a simple, fast, reliable black-and-white printer. It prints at 40 pages per minute, with a recommended volume of 6,000 pages per month and a maximum cycle of 80,000 images.
That figure of 6,000 pages deserves to be stated plainly, because it determines the machine’s lifespan: it is the regime of a small organisation, not that of a shared print department. If your office prints more, our advisers will steer you towards a more durable model — better to hear it before ordering than after the first breakdown.
Within its scope, the B310 lacks nothing. Duplex is fitted as standard. Wi-Fi is built in (802.11 b/g/n), with Wi-Fi Direct, alongside Ethernet and USB: the machine is placed and connects, with no network cable and no surcharge. Mobile printing covers Apple AirPrint, Mopria and Chromebook. Setup requires no IT support thanks to Xerox Smart Start software, and the Xerox Easy Assist app lets you manage it from a smartphone — two arguments that count when there is no IT department in the house. Advanced security features protect your data, and the Xerox Workflow Central platform is available for those who need more elaborate document management tools.
Environmentally, the B310 is among the best equipped in our office catalogue: EPEAT, ENERGY STAR, Blue Angel — Europe’s most demanding ecolabel — and Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges. For a freelancer or SME bidding on public tenders with environmental criteria, that is a case already made.
Compared with the Xerox B305, its multifunction neighbour, the trade-off is not the one you would expect. The B310 prints slightly faster (40 ppm versus 38), but its recommended volume is a third lower: 6,000 pages per month versus 8,000. And above all, it does not scan. The real question is therefore not speed — the gap is negligible — but this one: do you need to copy and scan? If so, the B305, for a barely higher budget. If not, the B310, simpler and more compact. Note too: its colour twin, the C310, shares exactly the same volumes and the same certifications, but prints in colour at 33 ppm — if colour is useful to you, that is the one to look at.
At D&O Partners, the Xerox B310 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. Request a quote or come and see it in our Brussels showroom.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the Xerox B310 and the Xerox B305?
The B310 only prints; the B305 adds copying and scanning. On performance, the B310 is slightly faster (40 ppm versus 38), but its recommended volume is a third lower (6,000 pages per month versus 8,000). The real question is therefore the scanner, not the speed.
Can the Xerox B310 scan or copy?
No. It is a printer: its standard function is printing. To scan and copy, you should look at the B305 or B315, its multifunction neighbours.
What volume is the Xerox B310 designed for?
A recommended volume of 6,000 pages per month, with a maximum cycle of 80,000 images. That is the calibre of a small business or home office. Beyond that, our certified technicians will steer you towards a more durable model.
Is the Xerox B310 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes, and it is among the best certified in our office range: EPEAT, ENERGY STAR, Blue Angel (Europe’s most demanding ecolabel) and Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges, which D&O Partners manages with you.
The Xerox VersaLink B400 is a monochrome A4 laser printer — printing only, with no scanner or copier — built for teams of 3 to 15 users: small organisations, firms, local branches, departments, professionals — as well as individuals or clients who already have a multifunction device for scanning and want a fast, reliable black-and-white printer. It prints at 45 pages per minute, with duplex fitted as standard.
Ease of deployment is its first argument. Setup requires no IT involvement: a point that genuinely matters when there is no IT department in the house. The interface operates like a tablet, with no learning curve. ConnectKey technology gives access to cloud services — Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox — and mobile printing is natively supported via Apple AirPrint and Mopria. On the network side, the specification is complete: Gigabit Ethernet, ultra-fast USB 3.0 and NFC (tap the phone to pair); Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct are added via an optional kit, with simultaneous wired and wireless connections supported. A mobile app allows remote management of the machine. Reinforced security protects against unauthorised access and ensures the confidentiality of your documents.
Compared with the VersaLink B600, the step up in our monochrome range, the trade-off is about calibre. The B600 prints at 55 pages per minute versus 45, targets groups of 8 to 15 users rather than from 3, and shows a specification documented for endurance: 700 sheets of standard paper capacity, a maximum cycle of 250,000 images per month, and finishing options — stapling and a four-bin mailbox to sort jobs. The B400 is the entry point of the VersaLink range: more compact, more accessible, sized for a small team. Our advisers will confirm the exact volumes each model supports before you order — the only way not to undersize a machine you will keep for five years.
If you need to scan on the same machine, the B405 — its multifunction twin — is the one to look at; our advisers will walk you through its specifications.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink B400 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, it is covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables. Request a quote or come and see it in our Brussels showroom.
FAQ:
Can the VersaLink B400 scan or copy?
No. It is a printer: it prints, with no scanner or copy function. If you need scanning, the B405 — its multifunction twin — is the one to look at; our advisers will walk you through its specifications.
What is the difference between the VersaLink B400 and the VersaLink B600?
Calibre. The B600 prints at 55 ppm versus 45, targets groups of 8 to 15 users rather than from 3, and shows 700 sheets of standard paper capacity, a maximum cycle of 250,000 images per month and finishing options (stapling, four-bin mailbox). The B400 is the entry point of the monochrome VersaLink range.
Does the VersaLink B400 have Wi-Fi?
Not as standard: Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct are added via an optional kit, which supports simultaneous wired and wireless connections. As standard, it offers Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0 and NFC, with AirPrint and Mopria compatibility for mobile printing.
Is the VersaLink B400 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: it is EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs it with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables.
The Xerox VersaLink B600 and B610 are monochrome A4 printers — printing and cloud, with no scanner or copier — built for departments producing documents in volume: law and accountancy firms, government offices, notarial practices, HR departments, back offices — as well as individuals or clients who already have a multifunction device for scanning and want a fast, durable printer built to last. The B600 prints at 55 pages per minute and targets groups of 8 to 15 users; the B610 climbs to 63 pages per minute for teams of 10 to 20 people.
Endurance is the central argument here. The B600 handles up to 250,000 images per month at maximum cycle, the B610 up to 275,000, with recommended volumes of 20,000 and 25,000 pages respectively. These are production-machine figures in an office format. The specification follows: 700 sheets of paper capacity as standard, duplex fitted from the factory, resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, and a 5-inch capacitive touchscreen with tablet-style navigation, fully customisable. Paper capacity can be raised with 550-sheet feeder modules (up to four) or a 2,000-sheet high-capacity module on castors.
Two options deserve mention, because they change a department’s daily routine. The finishing module adds stapling up to 50 sheets and a 500-sheet stacker: reports and files come out ready to distribute. And the four-bin mailbox (100 sheets per bin) sorts jobs automatically by user or department — no one has to dig through a shared pile to find their printouts. A card reader for authentication and a productivity kit with a 320 GB hard drive are also available as options.
ConnectKey technology provides access to cloud services — Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox — and connectivity covers Gigabit Ethernet, ultra-fast USB 3.0 and NFC (tap the phone to pair); Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct are added via an optional kit, with simultaneous wired and wireless connections supported. Setup requires no IT assistance, and remote management simplifies maintenance. On security, the reinforced hardware architecture is paired with data encryption, password protection and detection of suspicious behaviour.
Compared with the VersaLink B605 and B615, the corresponding multifunction devices in our catalogue, the comparison is straightforward: it is the same engine. Identical speeds (55 and 63 ppm), the same base paper capacity, the same certifications. The B605/B615 add the scanner — copy, scan, email, fax — a 7-inch screen instead of 5, a 320 GB hard drive as standard, and handle slightly more (300,000-image maximum cycle). The B600/B610 only print, but they offer an option the multifunction devices do not: the four-bin mailbox. If your department already has a multifunction device and wants a fast, durable printer that can sort jobs, this is it. If you need a single machine that also scans, the B605 or B615 is the one to look at.
At D&O Partners, the VersaLink B600 and B610 are available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, they are covered by the Xerox take-back programme for recycling used consumables.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the VersaLink B600 and the B610?
Speed and target audience: the B600 prints at 55 ppm for groups of 8 to 15 users, the B610 at 63 ppm for teams of 10 to 20 people. The B610 also handles slightly more (275,000-image maximum cycle versus 250,000). Screen, paper capacity and options are identical.
What is the difference between the B600/B610 and the B605/B615?
Same engine, different job. The B605/B615 are multifunction devices: they add copying, scanning, email and fax, with a 7-inch screen and a 320 GB hard drive as standard. The B600/B610 only print — but they offer a four-bin mailbox to sort jobs, which the multifunction devices do not.
What is the four-bin mailbox for?
It sorts printouts automatically by user or department, into four 100-sheet bins. On a printer shared between several people, no one has to dig through a common pile. It is an option, as is the finishing module with stapling.
Are the VersaLink B600/B610 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes: they are EPEAT and ENERGY STAR certified, and D&O Partners pairs them with the Xerox take-back programme for recycling your used consumables.
The Xerox C230 is a compact and quiet color printer, designed for home use or a small office. It’s limited to printing, with speeds up to 22 pages per minute and a recommended monthly volume of 1,500 pages.
Compared to its direct neighbor, the C235, the C230 stands out for its simplicity: no copying, scanning, or faxing, printing only. It’s the right choice if you only need to print, without the multifunction features of the C235.
Thanks to built-in Wi-Fi, it connects easily to Apple AirPrint, Mopria Print Service, and Chromebook. Installation requires no IT support, via the Xerox Easy Assist app and Xerox Smart Start software.
At D&O Partners, we install the C230 anywhere in Belgium, for private individuals as well as small teams looking for a simple, reliable device. Our certified technicians handle installation, and your cartridges are delivered within 48 hours. Certified EPEAT, ENERGY STAR, Blue Angel, and Green World Alliance, the C230 also reflects a responsible environmental approach.
FAQ :
What’s the difference between the C230 and the C235?
The C230 prints only, while the C235 adds copying, scanning, and faxing.
Can the C230 scan documents?
No, the C230 is a print-only printer. For scanning, the C235 is the equivalent multifunction version.
What monthly volume does the C230 support?
Up to 1,500 pages per month recommended, with a maximum of 30,000 images per month.
Is the C230 compatible with Chromebooks?
Yes, in addition to Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service
The Xerox C310 is a colour A4 printer — printing only, with no scanner or copier — built for small workgroups: SMEs, freelancers, professionals, home offices and remote workers, as well as individuals or clients who need professional colour without the functions of a multifunction device. It prints at 33 pages per minute, in colour as in black and white, with a recommended volume of 6,000 pages per month and a maximum cycle of 80,000 images.
Let’s be clear about that figure, because it determines the machine’s lifespan: 6,000 pages a month is the regime of a small workgroup, not a shared print department. If your office exceeds that volume, our advisers will steer you towards a more durable model — better to know before ordering.
Within its scope, the C310 is well built. Its resolution reaches 1200 x 1200 dpi, with image quality enhanced to 4,800 dpi: business documents, presentations and colour materials come out with professional sharpness. The 1 GHz dual-core processor with GPU and one gigabyte of RAM explain its responsiveness: the first colour page lands in 7.2 seconds, the first black-and-white page in 6.7. Duplex is fitted as standard, secure printing is built in, and paper capacity goes from 251 sheets as standard to 901 sheets as an option — with good media tolerance: light, plain, thick and card stock, plus envelopes. Wi-Fi is built in as standard (802.11 b/g/n), with Wi-Fi Direct, alongside Gigabit Ethernet and USB: the machine is placed and connects, with no network cable and no surcharge. Mobile printing covers Apple AirPrint, Mopria and Chromebook. The Smart Start installer allows commissioning without IT support. On security, signed firmware, access controls and confidential printing protect your sensitive documents.
Environmentally, the C310 is among the best certified in our catalogue: EPEAT, ENERGY STAR, Blue Angel — Europe’s most demanding ecolabel — and Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges. For a freelancer or SME bidding on tenders with environmental criteria, that is a case already made.
Compared with the VersaLink C400, its neighbour in our colour printer range, the trade-off is not the one you would expect. The C400 prints slightly faster (35 ppm versus 33), takes more paper (1,250 sheets versus 901) and has a 5-inch touchscreen the C310 lacks. But the C310 keeps two concrete advantages: built-in Wi-Fi as standard — optional, and therefore chargeable, on the C400 — and a complete environmental record, with Blue Angel and Green World Alliance that the C400 does not carry. Home office, small organisation, immediate wireless connection and ESG requirements: C310. A slightly larger team, touchscreen and high paper capacity: C400. And if you need to scan, the C315, its multifunction twin, is the one to look at.
At D&O Partners, the Xerox C310 is available for purchase, rental or leasing, with installation and configuration by our certified technicians, across Belgium. Our maintenance contracts include on-site support and cartridges delivered within 48 hours. Request a quote or come and see it in our Brussels showroom.
FAQ:
What is the difference between the Xerox C310 and the VersaLink C400?
The C400 is slightly faster (35 ppm versus 33), takes more paper (1,250 sheets versus 901) and has a 5-inch touchscreen. The C310 keeps built-in Wi-Fi as standard (optional on the C400) and a complete environmental record with Blue Angel and Green World Alliance, which the C400 does not carry.
Can the Xerox C310 scan or copy?
No. It is a printer: its standard function is printing, with no scanner or copier. If you need those functions, the C315 — its multifunction twin — is the one to look at; our advisers will walk you through its specifications.
What volume is the Xerox C310 designed for?
A recommended volume of 6,000 pages per month, with a maximum cycle of 80,000 images. That is the calibre of a small workgroup or home office. Beyond that, our certified technicians will steer you towards a more durable model.
Is the Xerox C310 an eco-responsible choice?
Yes, and it is among the best certified in our colour range: EPEAT, ENERGY STAR, Blue Angel (Europe’s most demanding ecolabel) and Xerox’s Green World Alliance programme for recycling used cartridges, which D&O Partners manages with you.