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Is there any GOOD aftermarket toner?

My understanding was it will exit paper up to it and before it. Nothing after it, is that correct? Will it exit paper inside the PF-707m?

No need, I got the answers I needed already.

Didn't you forget it has the ability to dejam itself? I think thats a super cool feature. I used to call km service for super nasty jams.

Yes thats pretty much what I told salesman

So salesman said commcolor is more expensive than laser for bw but duplicators are much cheaper $0.001. The bw text quality is excellent.

I have a C6000 and just wildly guessing we get 20 duplex per minute if I remember correctly. My C6100 is being setup next week im expecting 50 ppm, I hope I'm not disapointed as Im using it for 12x18 sheets primarily.

I NEVER SAID PACKAGING MARKET. I HAVE REPEATEDLY SAID I'M AN ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURER AND YES WE HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED FOR PACKAGING BEING AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION BY MAJOR RETAILERS ON MULTIPLE OCCASIONS. Previously our heat seal cards were outsourced to Lithos but our presentation is not...

Due to covid, I waited to buy a controller, since my need increased recently I went ahead and was buying new $8k controller from dealer but last second came across brand new fiery for $4k and bought it. I still feel I paid too much for it but now I need it. Tomorrow rep is coming to put it on...

Usually least expensive answer but want to know about best answer as well. I usually buy machines on ebay when a company is going out of business so sometimes I get good deals. I am an electronics manufacturer but print our own packaging.

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I don't mind the blunt advice actually I prefer it. I am not looking at a vinyl die cutter anymore. The idea passed through my mind about refilling but I agree its alot of unnecessary work. We have 2 sizes of cards but over 100 different card artwork (technically more sizes but I am focused...

What do you mean more automated cutter? Originally I was thinking about a die cutter like this: It looks automated but not sure it can handle 400 gsm. Also, doesn't look industrial enough. I don't mind refilling 50-100 sheets every 30 mins. Now I am thinking about guillotine cutter but...

Yes, Im sticking to guillotine cutters. We have been using this method currently but for some reason my employees use the tabletop one over the old challenge hydraulic one I have. Between a stack cutter and a rotary trimmer which one will be better suited for application of cutting packaging...

One of these? Kluge? Currently my sheets are 12x18, I wanted to move to 13x19 to save on PPC. This machine does look super ugly for such a simple basic operation?