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A 500-sheet optional feeder tray compatible with LaserJet Enterprise M601, M602 and M603 series printers
This 500-sheet optional feeder tray is designed for the HP LaserJet Enterprise M601, M602 and M603 series. It expands the paper capacity of these specific printer models. The unit is supplied new and carries a 90-day warranty. It helps reduce the frequency of paper reloads during high-volume print jobs.
Offices that regularly print large batches benefit from the extra capacity. Buyers who need more storage than 500 sheets should look at alternative configurations. It is not suited for printers outside the listed Enterprise series. Users with lighter output demands may find the standard tray sufficient.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The optional feeder tray is designed for the M601, M602 and M603 series and installs directly into the printer's lower cassette slot.
Slide the tray fully home until the latch clicks, then power-cycle the printer so the firmware registers the new paper source.
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