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Since you have the firejet and are familiar with the Duraflex heads, have you looked at the Elan 170? They also have a coater so the ink will sit on top of the paper before it goes through the printer. https://delphaxinkjet.com/elan-170-envelope-printer/

30m per month isn't much, I would see if you can find a used Memjet like the Mach6/Colormax8 to get started with and build up your volume to get to the HP head printers like the Mach7 and the Ijets.

Registration and working on the machine will be much easier with the double doors. That and it is a an actual production machine, not the "lite" production that the 5xxx line is. A used 72xx will outperform a 5xxx anyday.

I would ask your Ricoh sales rep about pricing for a Greenline (refurbished) 7200.

Sketchy website for those bags, what is the youtube video link, I could not find it. Thanks.

Canva just released a bunch of AI stuff earlier today. Check it out.

Depends on the model, ijet has quite the range of machines now. I can say if you can pick it up for $10k you would be doing great, but as with most things need more details. Its like asking how much is a <insert car name> worth, without the details your guessing.

They must be having issues, I just got a ton of support emails saying I have opened tickets and I haven't contacted them for anything.

It would have to be one heck of a deal for X to even get a foot back into most places.

Going from the single door to the double door is a huge step up just in user serviceability. I would recommend getting the TCRU training for someone onsite so you can work on most of the issues yourself. That alone is a huge upgrade. The 5th color is only as good as your customer base and...

I think he has a ricoh 7500, that is a small card to be running through it, it won't print bleed on all the sides. IF it is printed on uncoated paper and you have an envelope inkjet you could print it with bleed that way.

The "say yes" applies to printers that have existing inkjet printers that can't print on anything but special text media. And yes, it is a very long machine. Has the price come down below $1 million since last year?

We had looked at it but it wouldn't half-fold a newsletter which is what we needed it for. Still using a buckle folder to do that job.

Interesting, I always leave my 7100/7200 on and let them go into energy saver mode. You don't have issues when you bring them up cold in the morning? I would always have a heck of a time with needing to run DEMS a few times to get them printing right.

The TCRU program is what keeps our Ricoh's going, if we had to wait for a service tech to fix everything in our area our downtimes would be considerably worse. Our techs usually take at least 2 business days to arrive after putting in a down machine request. That is why we have two machines...

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@Folio4783 is from Spain. They very well might have a totally different paper catalog.

Known issue, they fixed this with the 7500.

Now that I have over 100k run through the mach7 I have some data to do cost comparison, overall the mach7 is about 20-30% cheaper ink costs on an avg job.

Interesting, I will try making my own using some skewers to see how it works.