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Lexmark

Lexmark MS410dn 35S0200 40 ppm laser printer

SKU CH-157H-JEJX2

Monochrome laser printer with automatic duplex, 800 MHz dual-core processor and 40 ppm output

  • Network-ready with Gigabit LAN for fast shared printing
  • Up to 40 ppm output keeps workgroups productive
  • Automatic two-sided printing cuts paper use
  • 800 MHz dual-core processor handles complex jobs quickly

Network-ready mono laser for workgroups

The Lexmark MS410dn 35S0200 is a monochrome laser printer built for shared office use. It includes automatic two-sided printing and connects through USB 2.0 or Gigabit LAN. An 800 MHz dual-core processor handles print jobs quickly. A status LCD display shows job progress and alerts. The unit is new.

40 ppm print speed drives throughput

Rated output reaches 40 ppm at up to 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution. Buyers who need colour output or higher monthly duty cycles should consider other models. The standard memory and processor suit typical workgroup document loads. Network connectivity allows easy sharing across the team.

Highlights

  • Network-ready with Gigabit LAN for fast shared printing
  • Up to 40 ppm output keeps workgroups productive
  • Automatic two-sided printing cuts paper use
  • 800 MHz dual-core processor handles complex jobs quickly

Specifications

BrandLexmark

Questions about this item

How does the 40 ppm rating translate to everyday printing?

The 40 pages-per-minute figure is the engine's maximum speed for single-sided A4 output; real-world throughput will be lower for duplex jobs or complex graphics.

What does the Gigabit LAN port actually limit in practice?

The wired network interface caps data transfer at 1 Gbps, which is far above the printer's own processing speed, so the network will not be the bottleneck.

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