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Used function modules in Japan

  • Canon 22337

    Canon 22337

    • Manufacturer: Canon

    About 10 sheets each were continuously fed from the paper cassette and manual feed with various types of paper. The OS used for operation check is "Windows 11". Color print function: Confirmed. Color scanning fun...

    $143,000 USD
    Asakuchi, Japan
  • Canon 18983

    Canon 18983

    • Manufacturer: Canon

    The fax operation was performed on a push line. Automatic duplex, print, and scanner operations were also performed. The confirmed operating system for the print and scanner functions is "Windows 10 Professional ...

    $126,500 USD
    Asakuchi, Japan
  • Canon 20311

    Canon 20311

    • Manufacturer: Canon

    The fax operation was performed with a push line. Automatic duplex, print, and scanner operations were also performed. The confirmed operating system for the print and scanner functions is "Windows 10 Professiona...

    $143,000 USD
    Asakuchi, Japan

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