CS920 Series

High-capacity, multi-format color printing

Get high-volume color printing at up to 55 pages per minute (A4/letter)¹ and multi-format output up to SRA3/12x18, plus optional finishing. Thoughtful engineering drives endurance and minimizes interruptions to keep the work moving, from high-capacity replacement toner³ to long-life fusers and developers.

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Well-equipped and ready to work

With a list of standard features as big as the paper it can print, the CS920 series is a high-capacity performer with expanded finishing choices.


Smart features for professional performance

At your fingertips: Accurate color and included solutions, with industry-leading security built in.


What model is best for you?

Choose from the features to find available models that target your needs.

Model⁵ Print / Copy Speed¹ Input Capacity (standard/maximum) Finishing Options
CS921DE up to 35 ppm 1,150/6,650 Staple Hole Punch Finisher, Hole Punch Booklet Finisher, Staple Finisher
CS923DE up to 55 ppm 1,150/6,650 Staple Hole Punch Finisher, Hole Punch Booklet Finisher, Staple Finisher

¹Print and copy speeds measured in accordance with ISO/IEC 24734 and ISO/IEC 24735 respectively (ESAT). For more information see: lexmark.com/isospeeds

²Average continuous black or continuous composite color (CMY) declared yield in one-sided (simplex) mode up to this number of pages in accordance with ISO/IEC 19798. Actual yield will vary considerably based upon many factors. See www.lexmark.com/yields for more information.

³Product functions only with replacement cartridges designed for use in a specific geographical region. For more details, see lexmark.com/regions

⁴Actual Yield may vary based on other factors such as device speed, paper size and feed orientation, toner coverage, tray source, percentage of black-only printing and average print job complexity.

⁵This is a Class A device according to the FCC Rules and international electromagnetic emissions standards. This device is not intended for use in residential or domestic environments due to potential interference to radio communications.