The phrase "an old copier" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a copier machine that has been in use for a long time or is outdated.
Example: "The office decided to replace the old copier with a new, more efficient model."
Alternatives: "a vintage copier" or "an outdated copier."
"Xerox just isn't an old, fusty copier company anymore, but I'll bet it is often still seen that way," he said.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet And despite some exhibitors' rejection of newer technologies (one took credit-card orders using an old carbon copier), not all chose to ignore the digital reality.
CBS and the founder of a company that sells software to delete data on copier hard drives purchased four old copiers from a warehouse in New Jersey and found loads of sensitive data stored in the copiers.
Kindles, iPods, old-school headphones - all were available in the agency's latest online surplus material auction, along with other things passengers left behind, like clarinets and bicycles, or items the agency no longer uses, like old copiers and a snow blower.
The shooting was the worst rampage in an American workplace since Nov. 2, 1999, when Brian Uyesugi, a 40-year-old copier repairman, shot seven people dead at the Xerox Corporation in Honolulu.
Most of the fake tickets, she said, are produced on computers or color copiers, but sometimes people will "cut out bits and pieces from an old ticket and paste it together".
But flAshing your panties after mojito No. 9 nine won't.
Digital copiers are by far more convenient and common than old, analog copiers.
The things were all inanimate objects: a lawn mower, a copier, a fishbowl.
One experienced and highly-motivated worker (called a "meister" in the old German tradition) assembles a 3,600-part 3,600-part by himself at the rate of five macopier allay.
