Crosfield Drum Scanner

[delta_e]

Just curious...what do you all think a Crosfield Scantex drum scanner is worth? I have one that I'm looking to unload and would like to know its value. It's old, but it still in very good condition. Thanks!

-delta_e

[dauby]

We had the same thing and couldn't give it away. We ended up recycling the metal.

[ImBET]

If you can't unload the scanner I might take it off your hands.
Where are you located?

[oxburger]

we contemplated turning ours into a bbq with a rotisserie, but figured it probably couldn't handle the high temperatures, plus the sauce would just spin off at the high speeds. so we ended up scrapping it.

[maxon]

Oh, the good old days of endless typing, cal and values.... Hats off to the wonderful team that was once in Hemel, though.

[Alan Thompson]

Remember Cal 530? I have one I cannot get rid of either. I can remember that thing running 60 plus hours a week! Alan

[nickt]

not familiar with that model, how does it compare to the magnascan series?..i've been looking to find a 646 or a celsis model as it has the mac interface but most of them aren't anywhere near Chicago...

[Alan Thompson]

Nick, I have a 646 magnascan with a mac interface running Celsis. I'm in Richmond, VA if you want it. Alan

[nickt]

i'll bring it up to my supervisor, thanks for the info...

[Barry Brown]

not familiar with that model, how does it compare to the magnascan series?..i've been looking to find a 646 or a celsis model as it has the mac interface but most of them aren't anywhere near Chicago...

Crosfield Scantex was esentially a Celsis 630 scanner unit, but was a special model which included a proprietary Scitex interface board, so it could only be interfaced onto Scitex systems. If I remember correctly they were painted black to match the Scitex livery. --Barry--