Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN Ecosys 50 PPM 11x17 Network Duplex Laser Printer 1200 DPI

Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN Ecosys 50 PPM 11x17 Network Duplex Laser Printer 1200 DPI

The Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN is a floor-standing monochrome laser printer from the Ecosys line, capable of printing up to 50 pages per minute at resolutions up to 1200 DPI. It supports paper sizes up to 11x17 inches (A3), automatic duplex printing, and built-in network connectivity. This unit was previously tested good at our facility and is being sold as-is due to a missing castor/wheel.

Specifications & What's Included

• Brand: Kyocera Mita
• Model: FS-9500DN (Ecosys Series)
• Print Speed: 50 PPM (monochrome)
• Print Resolution: 1200 DPI
• Maximum Paper Size: 11 x 17 in (A3)
• Color Output: Monochrome (black and white)
• Duplex Printing: Automatic duplex (standard)
• Network Ready: Yes — built-in Ethernet (DN designation)
• Interfaces: Parallel (Centronics), Network (Ethernet)
• Paper Drawers: 3 standard paper drawers + lower pedestal cabinet drawer
• Maximum Duty Cycle: 300,000 pages per month
• Page Count at Time of Listing: Approximately 450,000 pages
• Manufacture Date: July 2002
• Overall Dimensions: 25" W x 23" D x 36" H
• Approximate Weight: 210 lbs
• Condition Note: Missing one of four castors/wheels
• No toner, ink, or media included
• Accessories packet visible in lower drawer (contents not fully verified)

Applications

The Kyocera Mita FS-9500DN belongs to the Ecosys line of high-volume laser printers, designed for workgroups and departments with demanding print volumes. The "DN" designation indicates built-in duplex and network capabilities, making it suited for shared network printing environments. Its A3/11x17 paper handling made it a common choice in architectural, legal, accounting, and publishing environments where tabloid-size output was needed. The Ecosys platform was Kyocera's long-life drum technology, where the imaging drum is built into the printer body rather than the toner cartridge, reducing long-term consumable costs. Introduced in the early 2000s, printers of this class were typically deployed in copy rooms and print centers as primary departmental workhorses. This size and weight class requires freight shipping and a dedicated floor space — buyers typically acquire units like this for parts, repair, or integration into legacy document workflows.