Kyocera Printer Leasing Australia Wide
Surprise toner and service bills? Not on a Kyocera lease: same business day response and next business day onsite service are included.
Lease a Kyocera business printer anywhere in Australia from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term, with genuine Kyocera toner, parts and on site service included.
- No upfront deposit to find
- Toner, parts and service labour included
- You only buy paper
- Set monthly payment across a 36 to 60 month term
LeasemyPrinter arranges Kyocera printer leases Australia wide, from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane through to regional centres, and the free quote request takes under 2 minutes.
Kyocera printers are well regarded for reliability and energy efficiency.
The ECOSYS long life design separates the drum from toner replacement.
That cuts consumable changes across the device lifecycle and reduces interruptions to a print run.
Our Kyocera printer leasing programs give businesses access to enterprise grade printing technology without the capital outlay.
Every lease covers scheduled maintenance, genuine Kyocera consumables, and same business day phone and remote support.

Before you enquire
What contract lengths can I choose from?
You choose the term at the start, anywhere from 36 to 60 months.
There is no day, week or month by month arrangement.
What happens at the end of the lease?
Three paths, and the choice is yours: upgrade to a newer device, carry on with the current one, or return it.
Nothing renews on its own and nothing starts without your written approval.
What if we outgrow the machine?
If the workload grows, the device can grow with it, once the change is quoted and agreed in writing.
Once a lease order is confirmed the replacement is delivered within 10 business days, with installation included.
Is my business too small to lease?
Around 500 pages a month is the rough point where a lease becomes easier to budget for.
Below that, a desktop inkjet with cartridges and unplanned callouts can still suit.
Maintenance, genuine toner and remote diagnostics all sit inside one monthly set plan.
Can you quote if our current lease has not finished?
Yes.
We prepare the quote now and hold the installation until your current agreement ends, which avoids paying twice and avoids a print outage.
Send us the existing agreement and we will work back from its notice window.
Enquired on Monday and had a printer installed by Friday. Fast, easy, and exactly what we needed.
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Last updated: September 2026
How much does it cost to lease a Kyocera printer?
Kyocera printer leasing is available from $160 a month ex GST on a 36 to 60 month term through LeasemyPrinter.
Some businesses call it printer hire, some call it copier rental. It is the same 36 to 60 month agreement with toner, parts, service labour and call outs included, never day or week hire.
Kyocera printers are leased with all maintenance, toner, and support included on 3 to 5 year terms.
Why Choose Kyocera for Your Business
Kyocera printers and copiers are supplied on 3 to 5 year terms, with toner and call outs covered for the life of the lease.
Benefits of Kyocera Printer Leasing
One Monthly Payment Covers Service
Toner, drum, developer, parts, service labour and call outs sit inside your monthly payment.
The only consumable you buy is paper.
Kyocera Printers Available for Lease
A4 Devices
ECOSYS M2640idw, ECOSYS M3145idn, ECOSYS M3655idn
A3 Devices
TASKalfa MZ2501ci, TASKalfa MZ3501ci, TASKalfa MZ4001ci, TASKalfa MZ5001ci, TASKalfa MZ6001ci
Kyocera Printers for Australian Industries
- Legal firms requiring secure document handling
- Healthcare providers with high volume printing needs
- Educational institutions managing large print fleets
- Government departments with strict compliance requirements
- Financial services requiring data security
Not sure which printer suits your office?
Answer 12 quick questions about your print volume, colour needs and budget.
The free quiz takes about 2 minutes and matches you to one Kyocera printer with an estimated monthly cost. Other brands we lease are quoted on request. No obligation.
Kyocera Printer Leasing FAQs
How long do Kyocera printer drums last?
Kyocera publishes a rated drum and developer life for each ECOSYS model.
Because the drum and developer are separate from the toner cartridge, they are not replaced at every toner change.
That means fewer part replacements and fewer interruptions across the lease term.
Are Kyocera printers energy efficient?
Yes.
Kyocera publishes a TEC (Typical Electricity Consumption) figure for each ECOSYS model, measured in kilowatt hours per week.
Your electricity is billed by your energy retailer, so that figure is the one to compare across a shortlist.
What maintenance is included in a Kyocera printer lease?
Our Kyocera leases include all scheduled maintenance and genuine Kyocera parts and consumables, except paper.
Emergency repairs and priority technical support are included too.
Can I rent or hire a Kyocera printer?
Yes, on a 3 to 5 year term.
Kyocera printer rental, hire and lease all include toner, parts and servicing in one set monthly payment.
A lease is arranged through a finance provider, while a rental is arranged directly with us.
We do not offer short term hire by the day, week or month.
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Lease a Kyocera Printer in Your Capital City
Kyocera printer leasing is available in every Australian state and territory. Choose your capital city for local pricing and service details, or request a quote from anywhere in Australia using the form above.
Outside Perth, the same Kyocera range is leased across regional and outer metro Western Australia, where service travel time is the deciding factor rather than headline specifications. Local pricing and response detail is set out for Kyocera lease for Karratha resource sector offices and Busselton Kyocera printer lease.
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