Color imageCLASS X LBP1127C
Best for: Small and home offices with light color printing that want a touchscreen printer managed alongside a Canon fleet
- Speed: 28 ppm
- Output: Color
- Max size: Legal
Canon Solutions
Find the right 
for the way your office works.
Start with what you need the system to do. Pick one below and we'll show you the models that fit — every one sold, installed, and serviced by our Canon-certified team.
Not sure which? Five minutes on the phone usually settles it.Call 615-754-2233
- Factory-authorized Canon dealer since 1982
- Canon-certified technicians on staff
- Genuine Canon toner and parts — never third-party
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Color imageCLASS X LBP1333C
Best for: Small and home offices that need a fast, secure color printer without copy, scan, or fax
- Speed: 35 ppm
- Output: Color
- Max size: Legal
Color imageCLASS X LBP1538C II
Best for: Small to mid-size workgroups that need fast, secure color printing without copy, scan, or fax
- Speed: 40 ppm
- Output: Color
- Max size: Legal
Color imageFORCE C1935P
Best for: Workgroups that need 11 × 17 color output without the footprint of a floor-standing MFP
- Speed: 35 ppm
- Output: Color
- Max size: Ledger
MAXIFY GX5520X
Best for: Remote workers and small offices that want low-cost color printing without toner cartridges
- Output: Color
- Max size: Legal
imageFORCE C1333P
Best for: Small offices and remote teams that need vibrant color printing without copy or scan
- Speed: 35 ppm
- Output: Color
- Max size: Legal
imageCLASS LBP325dn
Best for: Small workgroups inside an enterprise fleet that need fast, low-maintenance black-and-white printing
- Speed: 45 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
imageCLASS X LBP1440
Best for: Small and home offices that need a fast, secure black-and-white printer that fits on a desk
- Speed: 42 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
imageCLASS X LBP1861
Best for: Office workgroups with high daily black-and-white print volume that want a fast, low-cost desktop printer
- Speed: 65 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
imageCLASS X LBP1871
Best for: Busy office workgroups that print large black-and-white jobs and want a high-volume, low-cost desktop printer
- Speed: 75 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
imageFORCE 1643P
Best for: Offices and fleets that need a fast, secure desktop printer without copy or scan
- Speed: 45 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
imageRUNNER 1643P
Best for: Small businesses replacing an aging desktop printer with a dependable, low-cost-per-page unit
- Speed: 45 ppm
- Output: Mono
- Max size: Legal
How to Choose
Six questions that pick the system.
Spec sheets compare numbers. These questions compare how your office actually works — answer them and the right device usually picks itself.
Or skip the homework.
We'll pull your current meter reads, look at how your team prints, and make recommendations — no obligation.
Volume decides the system class. A device rated well above your real volume lasts longer and needs less service; one rated below it wears out early. Count your last three months of prints and copies — we can pull the meters for you.
Look for: Recommended monthly volume, not just maximum
If anything you print reaches a customer, color pays for itself. If it's internal paperwork and forms, a dedicated monochrome device costs less per page and less to keep running.
Look for: Separate color and mono cost-per-page in the contract
Speed (pages per minute) matters most when a line forms. A five-person office rarely notices the difference between 30 and 50 ppm; a thirty-person floor does. Match speed to the people, not the spec sheet.
Look for: First-page-out time and warm-up time, not just ppm
Modern devices route scans straight to email, shared folders, or cloud platforms and can OCR them on the way. If your team still scans to a desktop and forwards by hand, the right workflow features save more time than any speed rating.
Look for: Scan-to-cloud, searchable PDF, and one-touch workflow buttons
Stapling, hole-punching, booklet-making, and extra paper drawers are add-ons — order the ones you'll use and skip the rest. Measure the space, including door swing and clearance for service.
Look for: Finisher options and the device's full assembled dimensions
A copier is a networked computer with a hard drive. Current Canon devices verify their own firmware at startup, encrypt stored data, and can feed events to your security tools — and firmware updates keep adding protections over the life of the system.
Look for: Verify System at Startup, encrypted storage, and secure-print release
Why Buy from ABC
Same . Very different 44 years behind it.
Any dealer can sell you the box. What you're really choosing is who picks up the phone for the next five years.
A national vendor
American Business Copiers
Who answers the phone
NationalA call center, usually out of state
ABCOur office in Old Hickory — a person, not a queue
Who knows your account
NationalWhoever picks up
ABCOne dedicated account manager
Response time
NationalNext business day, or later
ABCUnder four hours on average; same-day service available
Toner and parts
NationalOften third-party or remanufactured
ABCGenuine Canon only — your warranty stays intact
Pricing
NationalEscalators and fees buried in the contract
ABCPlain-language contracts with no surprise charges
Who fixes it
NationalA contractor dispatched from a ticket
ABCCanon-certified technicians who've been here for years
Already under contract elsewhere? Send it over — we'll tell you what it really costs and when you can move.
Get in Touch
Call, email, or send a message — whichever is easiest for you. We'll take it from there.