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Some more details may help here.
What printer is it and what’s it reaching out for?
As said, setting up static ip and removing the gateway will usually be enough. Vlans are the better option but steeper learning. I’d be interested to find out what it’s doing though. Knowing what you’re working with may help others advise you more specifically.
If it’s checking to find time or for updates then it’s probably harmless. Do you need internet to enable any features like remote send or monitoring and the like?