Canon imageCLASS MF452dw Driver

IJ Start Cannon– The Canon imageClass MF452dw is an all-in-one mono laser printer designed for offices and workgroups. Get the latest Canon imageCLASS MF452dw Driver, and Software on the link we provide at the bottom of this article.

Features of the MF452dw

The Canon imageClass MF452dw shines as the central choice in Canon’s MF450 series. If faxing isn’t required, the MF451dw is a more affordable choice. For those who prioritize faster print speed, the MF453dw might be ideal. However, with its added faxing capability, the MF452dw is often considered the best value in the range.

Compact and Easy to Set Up

Measuring 15.4 x 17.9 x 18.3 inches and weighing 35.7 pounds, this printer is compact yet sturdy. Setting it up is straightforward:

Remove shipping tape.
Load paper.
Connect cables. The toner cartridge comes pre-installed, simplifying the setup process.

The installation software provides an effortless experience. You can connect using USB, Ethernet or W-Fi. For printing from your mobile, WiFi Direct and Canon’s printing app make everything run smoothly.

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Robust Paper Handling

The MF452dw’s paper handling is ideal for demanding environments:

Feature	Specification
Paper Drawer	250 sheets
Multi-Purpose Tray	100 sheets
Optional Drawer	550 sheets (total: 900)
Flatbed Size	8.5 x 11.7 inches
Automatic Document Feeder	50 sheets, duplex scanning

The ADF scans both sides of a page at the same time, making the scanning process twice as fast. It can handle both single-sided and double-sided scanning and copying. However, for security reasons, faxing only works with single-sided documents.

Printing Speed and Monthly Usage

The MF452dw works well for printing anywhere from 750 to 4,000 pages each month. Here’s what that means:

Low Usage: Refills every two weeks.
High Usage: Weekly refills, even with the optional drawer.

Cost-Effectiveness

Running costs are another advantage, at 2.25 cents per page. Since the toner cartridge includes the drum, you avoid additional imaging unit costs. When comparing with other printers, always consider the total cost of ownership (initial price + running costs).