The newer 65 page a minute A3 colour model, with a 10.1 inch touch display you can set up around your common jobs.
Prints A3 and A4. Suits high volume departments and larger offices sharing one or two machines.
Is an A3 colour machine right for you?
An A3 colour multifunction prints, copies and scans in colour on paper up to A3, and is the usual choice for an office's main shared machine. It suits offices that produce proposals, reports with charts, plans or marketing material, and anywhere a colour page needs to look like it came from a print shop.
The right machine depends on how many pages you print a month, how much of it is colour, whether you need A3, and how many people scan. We start with those questions, and if a different model suits you better we will say so.
e-STUDIO 6526AC specifications
| Speed | 65 pages a minute A4, colour and black and white |
|---|---|
| First copy | About 6.4 seconds colour, 4.5 seconds black and white |
| Warm up | About 15 seconds from low power mode |
| Print resolution | 600 x 600 dpi; 1,200 x 1,200 dpi (2 bit, PostScript driver only); 3,600 x 1,200 dpi with smoothing |
| Paper sizes | A5R to 320 x 460 mm (drawers); A4 (tandem large capacity feeder); 100 x 148 mm to 330 x 483 mm (bypass) |
| Paper weights | 60 to 300 gsm |
| Paper capacity | Two 540 sheet drawers, a 2,320 sheet tandem large capacity feeder and a 120 sheet bypass as standard; up to 8,020 sheets with options |
| Two sided printing | Automatic, A5R to 320 x 460 mm, 60 to 256 gsm |
| Scanning | Up to 240 images a minute (300 dpi), colour and black and white, through the dual scan document feeder |
| Touch screen | 10.1 in colour tilting touch screen |
| Memory and storage | 6 GB RAM; 128 GB secure SSD, up to 640 GB with option |
| Connections | Gigabit Ethernet, high speed USB 2.0 |
| Size | 955 x 698 x 1,227 mm (width x depth x height) |
| Weight | 209 kg |
From Toshiba's Australian product page for the e-STUDIO6526AC (toshiba-business.com.au), checked 11 September 2026. Some items are options.
What comes with it
- A new Toshiba e-STUDIO 6526AC, configured with the trays and finishing you need
- Delivery and installation by our technicians
- Network setup, drivers on your computers, and scanning to email and folders
- A service agreement with toner included, billed monthly from your meter readings
- Removal of your old machine when you ask for it
Pricing and finance
We do not publish a price for new machines, because the right price depends on the configuration, the trays and finishing, and how many pages you print. Call or send a request and we will come back with a price for the machine set up the way you need it.
Monthly
Pay over a fixed term through our finance partner, with the service agreement alongside.
Outright
Buy the machine and keep it on a service agreement with toner included.
Other Toshiba A3 colour models
Service after the sale
The same technicians who install the machine look after it. Service calls, toner and meter readings all go through one number and one service desk, and the machine's history stays on file for as long as you have it. See Toshiba service for the work we do on Toshiba machines.
Where we supply
Common questions
How much is the Toshiba e-STUDIO 6526AC?
It depends on the configuration, the trays and finishing, and the service agreement. Call us or send a request and we will price it set up the way you need it, monthly or outright.
Can we pay for the e-STUDIO 6526AC monthly?
Yes. New machines can be paid for over a fixed term through our finance partner, or bought outright, with a service agreement alongside.
Who services the Toshiba e-STUDIO 6526AC?
We do. Our technicians install it and look after it, with toner included under the service agreement and one number for service calls, toner and meter readings.
Where can you supply the e-STUDIO 6526AC?
Australia wide: Brisbane, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Gympie, Northern NSW, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide.
Specifications change with each release. We confirm the current model, its speed and its options with your quote. Toshiba is a trademark of its owner.
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