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    Toner4Brains is offline Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by MacDaddy View Post
    130lb is 350gsm the 6000 only does 300gsm about a 12pt.
    If you have trouble they wont support that weight of paper.
    The 8000 does 350gsm and internal re-humidifier to help with
    any paper issues. Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C8000 - YouTube
    MacDaddy is correct about 350gsm. The C6000 will not run this weight paper, the C8000 will. The re-humidifier he mentioned is also available on the C6000 however. Both the C8000 and C6000/C7000 products dehumidify coated paper in the paper feed unit and can add ambient moisture back into uncoated paper post-fusing with both of these options added. That being said, this will aid in moisture issues within the paper - the operating environment should still be optimal as this effects more than paper.

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    bowring is offline Junior Member
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    I have had a Fuji Xerox 700 for a month, the internal fiery ran very slow and then crashed they replaced it with an external one with was much better, then they had to replaced the main part of the 700 as the print register was over 1.5 mm out between sheets, the 2nd one was the same, the service guys tried for 2 months to fix it but in the end Fuji Xerox decided they were unable to make in any better so they cancelled the contract and told me to find another supplier!!.

    I think I will go back to Konica Minolta I have a 5000 before and that was much much better- no problems

    Sounds like the 6000 will be good for me

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    neleson is offline Member
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    Hi,



    Konica Minolta C6000 is very user friendlly. It is less costly and color printing is perfect. I am using Konica Minolta C6000 from 2 years.


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    Emtri is offline Senior Member
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    I would like to point out that there are a few tricks that will possibly allow you to run thicker stock past 300gsm, while konica wont support it. Alot of times you are able to get the machine to run it.

    We quite often run heavy 15pt/16pt stocks on your 6500

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    Pandpinc is offline Senior Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by jotterpinky View Post
    our tech can't seem to get the registration consistent...been a nightmare this first week.
    We had a lot of registration problems, but that was due mostly to have the smaller LCT. We recently upgraded to the two tier tray and it is much better with registration throughout run (1/32" variance).
    Ernie


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