Tektronix Phaser 350 300i Phaser III Color Printer Lot Pallet 13 Units Untested

Tektronix Phaser 350 300i Phaser III Color Printer Lot Pallet 13 Units Untested

This is a palletized bulk lot of 13 Tektronix Phaser-series color printers and 2 printer trays, sold together as a single pallet. The lot includes a mix of Phaser 350, Phaser III, and Phaser 300i models — all part of Tektronix's Phaser line of solid-ink and color laser desktop printers from the 1990s. The units have not been tested and are sold strictly as-is for parts, repair, or resale.

Specifications & What's Included

• 3x Tektronix Phaser III color printers
• 1x Tektronix Phaser 300i color printer
• 7x Tektronix Phaser 350 color printers
• 2x Tektronix printer trays/paper handling units
• Total: 13 printers + 2 trays = 15 pieces
• All units palletized and stretch-wrapped for freight shipment
• Internal boards/components visible on some units through wrap (see photos)
• Sold untested, as-is — no warranties or functionality guarantees
• Freight shipping required — pallet ships as-is

Applications

The Tektronix Phaser 300 series was introduced in the early-to-mid 1990s and represented Tektronix's entry into the office color printing market. The Phaser line used solid-ink technology — a distinctive Tektronix innovation that melted crayon-like ink sticks onto a transfer drum rather than using toner cartridges — producing vivid, saturated color output at a lower per-page cost than early color laser alternatives. The Phaser 350 was a mid-range model aimed at workgroups and design departments needing reliable color output. These printers were common in graphic design studios, prepress departments, and corporate marketing teams throughout the 1990s. Lots like this are typically purchased by parts dealers, refurbishers, and resellers who harvest working assemblies, fuser units, paper handling components, and electronic boards for repair of other units in the field. The Phaser 300 series remains one of the more sought-after lots in the legacy printer resale market due to the relative longevity of solid-ink machines and the continued use of older Phaser units in small offices and by collectors.