Brother MFCJ6975DW Colour Inkjet All-in-One Printer A3 Grey

High-speed colour output to keep teams productive

The all-in-one printer MFCJ6975DW delivers 31 ppm for mono and 31 ppm for colour. Print technology is inkjet. Maximum print size is A3, enabling larger documents without a separate device. Borderless printing is supported for edge-to-edge photo and marketing material.

Time saved through automatic duplexing and feeding

Automatic double-sided printing reduces media handling and lowers paper usage in routine tasks. An automatic document feeder is included for multi-page scanning and copying. Paper capacity is 250 sheets and two input trays are supported to separate media types.

Reliable connectivity for office networks and mobile printing

Wired network integration is provided via Ethernet alongside a USB port. Network compatibility is supported and printing can be managed with Brother iPrint&Scan and the Print Support App. Bluetooth is not included; wired and app-based workflows are prioritised for stable office use.

Simple controls and high-resolution output for professional results

A responsive LCD touchscreen provides direct control at the device. Maximum copy resolution is 1200 × 4800 dpi and interpolated resolution reaches 19,200 × 19,200 dpi for fine detail. Internal storage is 1 GB, supporting larger files and queued jobs with consistent quality.

Compact footprint with low power draw for small workspaces

Width: 576 mm. Depth: 511 mm. Height: 375 mm. Weight: 2.35 kg. Rated power consumption is 27 W with USB power type, which helps conserve desk space and reduces the electrical load compared with larger machines. The finish is grey for unobtrusive placement in shared environments.

Configured for small office demands and mixed workflows

Print, copy, scan and fax functions are combined in one device to simplify equipment lists. Fax memory is specified at 150 sheets for message handling. The design suits small-office requirements where A3 capability, automatic duplexing and network integration are priorities.