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 If you’re in the market for a new production printer, like the Xerox PrimeLink B9100, there is a lot that you need to consider. 

Factors such as your print volume, the types of prints you need to make and where you’re going to place the machine are crucial to know before deciding whether a production machine is right for you. 

Because, as you’ll see in this article, production printers are expensive and should only be purchased if you require what they offer.  

A printer in an office is about as common as a computer, stapler or folder. 

They are one of the foundational elements of any traditional work setting, which means, just like your computer, you need to get the right one in place to ensure optimal efficiency. 

The Xerox C310, the printer we will be reviewing today, could be a fit for you if you’re a small-to-medium-sized workgroup that needs a machine that can handle a workload of up to 6,000 pages per month. 

But you won’t know for sure until you properly educate yourself on everything you need to know about the machine. 

There are not many things more important to owning a printer/copier than having a solution for printer service. 

Why? Because obtaining service for your printer when you desperately need it can be costly and hard to come by. 

Believe it or not, printers are not so different from the car you drive every day. They are complex machines, especially at the advanced level, that require proper care and maintenance.  

If you use your printer frequently, service issues—especially as your machine ages--- will occur. That’s why it’s crucial to have a solution for service in place before an issue arises. 

The Xerox B315 is built for home offices and small businesses, but is it built for you? 

That is the question we aim to answer in this review blog, which will cover the basic specifications of the machine, key features, pros, cons and cost so you have a full understanding of what you’re getting with the Xerox B315. 

We are Platinum Status Xerox Partners and have insider expertise in their products, from the basic printers to the advanced production presses. 

We will be leaning into our expertise to compile this article, but we’re not going to say that this machine will be the right fit for everybody. 

No matter where your work—in an office, remote or in a hybrid role—you will likely need to print documents at some point. 

For most of us, it’s a commonality we all share in our careers: We need access to a printer to execute our basic document processes.  

But which printer do you get? Does it matter what brand or model you buy? 

Even for home offices or personal printing, buying the right printer is crucial to avoiding service issues, having to undergo constant supply changes or having to replace your printer with another one if you realize that the previous one just isn’t living up to expectations.