New Sharp AR-M160 Mono Laser MFP

Product Specifications & Hardware Details

• Brand: Sharp
• MPN: AR-M160
• Model: AR-M160
• Type: Digital Monochrome Multifunction Document System
• Standard Functions: High-Efficiency Digital Copying, Local Printing, Host-Based Document Scanning.
• Optional Functions: Network Printing/Scanning (via Option Kit), Super G3 Analog Fax Expansion, Multi-Page Document Feeders.
• What's Included in the Box: Sharp AR-M160 Base Unit, 250-Sheet Internal Paper Feed Cassette, 100-Sheet Multi-Purpose Manual Bypass Tray, Photoreceptor Drum, Internal Developer Assembly, and Heavy-Duty AC Power Cable.
• Required Items (Sold Separately): Genuine Sharp AR-016T / AR-168NT Black Toner Cartridges, local USB/Parallel computer connection cables, or RJ-45 Ethernet lines.

Technical Specifications

Available Options & Consumables

We stock a full range of official accessories and replacement supplies for the Sharp AR-M160. You can add these to your order directly from the accessories tab below:

• Genuine Toner Supplies: Sharp AR-016T / AR-168NT Black Toner Cartridge Modules
• Long-Life Imaging Components: Sharp AR-016DR Organic Photoconductor (OPC) Drums
• Document Feed Upgrades: 40-Sheet Reversing Single Pass Feeder (RSPF) or Single Pass Feeder (SPF)
• Paper Tray Upgrades: Sharp AR-DE5 (250-Sheet Lower Feed Cassette) & AR-DE6 (2 x 250-Sheet Dual Feed Cassettes)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Does the Sharp AR-M160 support ledger-sized media out of the box?
  Yes. The built-in scanner platen bed and the internal paper trays can be configured to process large-format documents measuring up to 11 in. x 17 inches.
• What type of digital copying methodology does this system utilize?
  It utilizes advanced Scan Once Print Many (SOPM) technology. The system records the original page into internal memory one time and prints multi-copy jobs continuously from the digital profile.
• Are the toner and drum modules integrated into a single cartridge?
  No. This machine features an eco-conscious dual-component architecture where the toner cartridge and the imaging drum units are independent, allowing you to maximize the lifecycle of each hardware asset.