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Spec sheet · page 1 of 2
11 September 2026
New Toshiba · A3 black and white multifunction

Toshibae-STUDIO 2822AF

Supplied, installed and serviced by Document Services Australia, with toner included under the service agreement and one number for service, toner and meter readings.

28pages a minute, A4
A3black and white
50 sheetdocument feeder

Specifications

Speed28 pages a minute A4, 14 pages a minute A3
First copyAbout 6.4 seconds
Warm upAbout 18 seconds
Print resolutionUp to 2,400 x 600 dpi with smoothing
Paper sizesA4 from the drawer; A5R to A3 from the bypass
Paper weights64 to 80 gsm from the drawer; 52 to 216 gsm from the bypass
Paper capacityOne 250 sheet drawer and a 50 sheet bypass; 300 sheets maximum
Two sided printingAutomatic, A5R to A3, 64 to 80 gsm
Output100 sheets

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Specifications from Toshiba's Australian product page for the e-STUDIO2822AF (toshiba-business.com.au), checked 11 September 2026. Specifications change with each release and some items are options; we confirm the current model, its speed and its options with your quote. Important information is on page 2. This sheet is prepared by Document Services Australia and is not a Toshiba publication.

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Spec sheet · page 2 of 2
11 September 2026

Toshibae-STUDIO 2822AF

Specifications, continued

Document feeder50 sheets, A5R to A3, 50 to 104 gsm
Scanning25 images a minute, colour and black and white (300 dpi)
Memory and storage512 MB RAM
ConnectionsEthernet (10/100), high speed USB 2.0
Size390 x 540 x 505 mm (width x depth x height)
Weight28.5 kg

Before you choose, six questions

  1. How many pages a month, roughly?The single figure that sizes the machine. Too small and it wears out; too big and you pay for speed you never use.
  2. How much of it is colour?Colour pages cost more to run than black. If most of your printing is mono, the machine and the agreement should reflect that.
  3. Do you need A3?Plans, posters and some forms need it. Most offices do not, and an A4 machine is smaller and cheaper to run.
  4. How much scanning, and to where?Email, shared folders and cloud storage are all set up differently. Tell us where scans should land and we configure it on the day.
  5. Stapling, folding, booklets?Finishing is an option on most models, added at the quote. It is far cheaper to specify now than to add later.
  6. How many people share it?Decides trays, paper capacity and whether one machine is enough. We would rather tell you two smaller ones than sell you one big one.

What happens after you say yes

Delivery and setup

  • Delivered and installed by trained technicians, not dropped at the door
  • Placed, levelled and connected on site
  • Drivers installed on your computers
  • Scanning to email and folders tested with you
  • Your old machine taken away when you ask

Every month after

  • Toner supplied under the agreement, delivered before you run out
  • Meter readings collected for you, so billing is on actual pages
  • One number for service, toner and readings
  • A machine number on the DSA sticker that the customer portal recognises
  • Parts and labour covered under the agreement