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Hi Karl You say that you do 20k of A5 flyers per month so 5k of SRA3 (assuming you buy a guillotine). Unless you are definitely going to increase your volumes then for the best TCO I'd probably go for a cheaper machine. You can then always keep it if/when you need to get something more with a...

Hi Everyone, DPI and the way each manufacturer represents their products is very annoying, misleading and confusing for everyone. When Xerox (and many other manufacturers) refer to their bit-depth they are referring to the different shades each individual C, M, Y or K toner dot can be on the...

Hi NeilPrints, if you have an OKI with a Xante badge then you could go for the StraightShooter (Version 2 just launching) or Intec Feeding system. I don't know about suppliers in Pittsburgh but good luck. Cheers Nick

Hi Mark, which OKI printer did you purchase? Are you buying consumables yourself or are you on their OKISmart click contract? Cheers, Nick

Hi Yroc, one thing you didn't mention is what country you're in :) (Out of interest, how come you're selling it?)

Hi, sorry I only just spotted your email reply so hope it's not too late. Xerox purposely choose not to allow a method of getting around their internal RIP so you'd have to render at no higher than 600dpi (the "photo mode" is actually 600x600 by 8-bit anyway so should be fine). However...

Ah I'm running an ad blocker within Chrome. I can see them now.

I realise it comes over as trying to advertise products, which on some level is true. However, I wanted to counter Jim's incorrect pricing and state that in the UK at least this pricing is way out. We're not allowed to discuss pricing openly online so was just giving people a way to find out...

Intec tell us that many people regret buying the StraightShooter feeder because people knock it and it then starts misfeeding. If it's not in a busy print room then I'm sure that won't be an issue. It sounds like the StraightShooter is perfectly fine for you so that's great news. The Intec...

In the UK (and Europe) we haven't been given the updated C931e but OKI has still discontinued the C931dn. Instead, we now have the C911dn, which we didn't originally have access to. I'll explain the differences: The C911 is more expensive to run as it only accepts the standard size toners, not...

Hi Jim, I just wanted to confirm that here in the UK those prices are WAY off!!! These models are classed as "closed products" so I can't openly post pricing here on the forum but let me say that what we call the Pro9431 (aka the C931e, which is an update to the C931dn) is perhaps a third of...

I'm sure that's the case but just a couple of things to note... The Intec Envelope Feeder properly attaches to the OKI machine so there are no alignment issues. It has better a better sensor and will accept smaller envelope sizes. Aesthetically it looks the business and there's also a handy...

Hi Everyone Please be aware that several months ago OKI replaced the ES9431 with the imaginatively titled Pro9431. The ES9541 is now the Pro9541 and there's a new entry called the Pro9542. The Pro9542 lays down white first so it's ideal for printing onto coloured card (since the 9541 does a...

If you have one of OKI's new C911/C931/C941/ES9431/Pro9431/ES9541/Pro9541/Pro9542 then we recommend the Intec solution rather than the Straight Shooter. https://devilprinters.co.uk/search?controller=search&orderby=position&orderway=desc&search_query=Straight+Shooter&submit_search

If you're in the UK we can supply you with either the OKI or Intec print engine and either the Intec or Straight-Shooter envelope feeder and conveyor.