Canon ImageCLASS MF5730 Driver Download

Canon ImageCLASS MF5730 model is a personal desktop printer with an organic photosensitive conductor. Moreover, this component serves as the photoconductive material. Its copying system also has an indirect electrostatic transfer system. Its developing system is also the toner projection system, while the fixing method is the Canon’s RAPID fusing system. It can also produce a resolution of approximately 600 x 600 dots per inch (dpi).

Canon imageCLASS MF5730 driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit Operating System.

Supported Toner Cartridges: Toner Cartridge X25 – yields 2,500 Pages

The print margin of the Canon ImageCLASS MF5730 includes a 5 mm space at each edge of the paper size, including the envelopes. Its compatible paper types include plain paper, recycled paper, transparent films, envelopes, and heavy paper. The supported paperweight depends mostly on which of the paper trays is in use. The supported weight is between 64 and 128 gsm, for instance, when using the main cassette feeder. Besides, it has a multipurpose feeder that also supports the same paperweight range.

The first copy out time of the printer Canon ImageCLASS MF5730 is about 15 seconds when working through the platen glass. On the other hand, when driving through the automatic document feeder (ADF), the rate is 17 seconds or less. The copy speed is about 20 copies per minute (CPM) for A4 paper, while the letter-sized report runs at 21 CPM. In the paper feeding system, the leading paper cassette can load up to 250 sheets of plain paper at an average weight of 64 gsm.

However, the multipurpose tray can only take one sheet at a time. Similarly, the multiple cope feature can take between 1 and 99 copies from a single original document. Concerning the power requirement, the internal power supply is between 200 and 240 volts with a frequency of 50/60 Hz. However, the power requirements may depend on the area or country in which the printer is using. At the same time, the printer model also determines the power consumption.