Sharp's BP series runs a wide range — from workgroup color MFPs to serious production equipment. Here's how we help Orange County offices find their spot on that range without paying for someone else's.
Match the machine to the work
- Business color, everyday volume. The heart of the line for most offices — machines like the BP-70C55 (up to 55 ppm color) handle print, copy, scan, and fax for busy teams with room to spare.
- High-volume black and white. When the work is documents, not marketing, dedicated B&W machines deliver the lowest cost per page. Sharp's production-class B&W runs up to 105 ppm — genuine heavy-lift equipment for the offices that need it.
- Multi-machine environments. Mixed fleets benefit less from any single model than from right-sizing the whole environment — which is a managed print conversation, not a model conversation.
The spec that matters more than speed
Pages per minute gets the headlines, but cost per page at your actual volume decides what you'll spend for five years. Two machines with identical speeds can carry very different economics once service, supplies, and duty cycle enter the math. That's the number we measure before recommending anything.
Toshiba or Sharp? We carry both, and we genuinely don't care which one wins — we care that it fits. That's what being an advisor instead of a vendor means in practice.
Browse the lineup on products, or get a free assessment and let your numbers pick the machine.
— The Next Level team
