8.5" x 14" Legal Size Printers

Multifunction laser printers — including Sharp MFP models offered by Southern Office Machines — support legal size (8.5" x 14") printing. These devices include multiple paper trays for different media sizes, allowing seamless switching between letter and legal formats without manual adjustments or special configuration.

For legal documents, a multifunction laser printer with strong security features is ideal. Sharp MFPs from Southern Office Machines offer 256-bit AES encryption, audit trail logging, and Data Security Kits — making them well-suited for law firms, government agencies, and healthcare organizations that require secure, high-quality legal document output.

Not all standard printers support legal size paper. Legal printing requires a printer with a compatible paper tray that accommodates 8.5" x 14" sheets. Sharp multifunction printers offered by Southern Office Machines are specifically equipped with multi-tray systems supporting legal size media, making them a reliable choice for offices with regular legal document needs.

Southern Office Machines offers legal size printers through purchase, lease, or rental arrangements. This flexibility allows businesses of all sizes to acquire the right equipment within their budget. Maintenance service plans are available on monthly, quarterly, or annual bases, and the company guarantees the lowest price in the Atlanta area.

Yes. Sharp MFPs from Southern Office Machines feature the Sharp Security Suite, including 256-bit AES encryption, up to 7-times data overwrite, Common Criteria Certified Data Security Kits, and end-of-lease data erasure. These features help government agencies, healthcare organizations, and corporate offices meet stringent data security and compliance mandates.

Yes. Southern Office Machines provides Managed Print Services (MPS) that include usage monitoring, automated meter readings, toner auto-replenishment, and fleet optimization recommendations. MPS helps organizations control unmanaged print costs — which can exceed 3% of annual revenue — while ensuring consistent availability and performance across all devices, including legal size printers.