Office Equipment

Have you ever sent a print job to the office printer, expecting brilliance, only to end up with something that’s, well, just okay? It’s a scenario many of us know too well. The culprit? Office printers simply aren’t designed to produce the same jaw-dropping results as production printers. But don’t worry—that’s not a flaw; it’s by design.

At Strategic Technology Partners of Texas, we specialize in both office and production printers. With years of expertise, we’ve helped businesses of all sizes navigate their printing needs. Whether you’re printing basic documents or high-end marketing materials, understanding the key differences between office and production print quality is crucial.

By the end of this article, you’ll know the strengths and weaknesses of each type, the technical factors behind print quality, and how to choose the right solution for your needs.

If you’ve ever looked at a custom phone case, a perfectly sculpted action figure, or even a prosthetic limb and thought, “How on earth did they make that?”—the answer is 3D printing.

This cutting-edge technology has come a long way from its sci-fi origins, and it’s no longer just for engineers and tech enthusiasts. Today, it’s even possible to 3D print a house!

When it comes to 3D printers, there are many different types to choose from. So, where should you begin?

As long-time print vendors (nearly 40 years, to be exact), our knowledge of printers is vast, and 3D printing is a technology that excites us.  

Are you struggling with the choice between Xerox and HP for your next business printer? If so, you’re in the right spot! We’re here to explore two impressive multifunction color printers: the Xerox VersaLink C625 and the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 6800dn.

With so many specifications to consider, finding the right fit can be daunting, especially when you want a reliable and cost-effective option.

At STPT, we leverage over 40 years of experience in the printing industry, digging into manuals and evaluating the performance of various models. Our insights into both Xerox and HP will help you make a confident and unbiased decision.

In this article, we’ll break down the most important specs of each model, highlighting their unique features so you can choose the perfect printer for your business needs.

Let’s dive in!

Pop quiz: What does ppm mean? What’s a printer’s duty cycle? Can you tell the difference between A3 and A4 paper?

If you can answer even one of those questions, you’re already ahead of many when it comes to basic printer knowledge.

Understanding printer terms is helpful, especially when you’re on the hunt for a new machine. You could easily fill a textbook with all the printer jargon out there, and knowing terms like these will make your search smoother.

As a locally managed print vendor for nearly 40 years, we’ve encountered countless confused customers. It’s clear that a “Printing Encyclopedia" is needed!

Getting familiar with basic terms during your research will make you more knowledgeable and prepared to tackle questions about what you need

Looking for a copier or printer for your business? You’ve probably heard the terms "all-in-one printer" or "multifunction printer." If you’re curious about what an all-in-one printer is and how it’s different from a regular printer or copier, you’re in the right place.

With nearly 40 years of experience in the printing industry, we know a lot about multifunction printers. In this article, we’ll break down what a multifunction printer is, its advantages, the best users for it, and what you should consider when choosing an MFP.

What Is an All-in-One or Multifunction Printer?

An all-in-one printer, also called a multifunction printer (MFP), can copy, print, scan, and fax—all in one machine.