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They are 10cpm apart as far as speed, everything else should be pretty much the same. I'd out that 400 gsm is something that this machine is rated for. Most likely 300gsm. Google "bizhub press c6000 brochure" it should have many answers there.

WE HAVE FOR SALE: TOKO ProPrint R2SH 2 tower, under 1 mil impressions, continuous damps, awesome condition, nearly spotless, made in Japan, up and running on my floor. $7000 OBO Konica Minolta BizhubPRO C65hc production printer with CREO Fiery. Has LCC, Finisher, Relay Unit. Only 270K prints...

WE HAVE FOR SALE: TOKO ProPrint R2SH 2 tower, under 1 mil impressions, continuous damps, awesome condition, nearly spotless, made in Japan, up and running on my floor. $7000 OBO Konica Minolta BizhubPRO C65hc production printer with CREO Fiery. Has LCC, Finisher, Relay Unit. Only 270K prints...

What do you mean - you were forced off the contract? First thing to do - please post the name for the dealer who practice this kind of @#$% so others may never buy anything from him or run away with the nearest upgrade.

Hi. I am glad this problem is solved. We use our riso to print NCRs, medical forms, flyers, newsletters, envelopes etc. Anything that is lineart - no halftones. 200 pages to 2000 or 3000 goes on riso, more, goes to offset, once again-simple art.

here you go, found it at Ricoh Australia here you go, found it at Ricoh Australia...

Service manual: Ricoh Duplicator Service Manual Download

We use in our machines and supply to our customers an aftermarket toner, they go trough about 40 cartridges per month - no complains but this is not a Chinese toner, it is from well respected USA supplier that does it's own R&D as well as production. I will believe that they might manufacture it...

Oh, by the way, if you did not buy one yet - there is one on Ebay, seems well cared for press... Heidelberg Qmdi Plus 46 4 | eBay

Hi, I don't think it can go as far as 350 gsm, I bought QMDI+ some time ago, I, actually bought 2, one for parts but it is not assembled yet as it is not a crucial to our operation it is more for convenience and flexibility. We outsource most of the color work and card product are cheap enough...

Hi, you are probably better off with the one that is year 2000 and up, blue covers on top rather than maroon. If you wish to receive the opinion, please specify your needs/ plans, what do plan to print using it, run lengths, etc.

It would probably be better if you bought a real flatbed. You could print 60% density on one pass and 100% on second, because substrate would not move from one pass to another, Layers should match perfectly and give nice dense/opaque white, from what read so far - this is a technique to print on...

I think MGI did just that a while ago to a KM 6500 engine...

Ok, please disregard previous post. You have 4 cartridges in line in your printer, every cartridge has its own drum which is inseparable part of it, which one out of CMYK cartridges previous poster advised you to change and if that don't work I really don't see you digging those drums out and...

Wow Cjwworld, and how exactly is your post helpful to original poster? And for all we know, you are trying to increase your post poll. Shame on you! At least I am offering him a way out, may be not exactly answers his question but it worked in my experience. I can hardly understand how exactly...

Oh, I don't know. You are all alone with that mac. It may be good for running design apps but as far as submitting/configuring something to print, I haven't seen anything more idiotic than mac printdrivers. Maybe getting simple/inexpensive pc to work with that hp would be the best thing.

Hi. Are you using ps driver? Please make sure it is ps not a pcl.

I guess you right, that isnt a "on the budget" device ...

Yean I gen4 huh.... I hope that ROCPrinter was born wealthy to afford that :)

Hi I don't think there are any in-line finishing options that can do such operation for any machine. We had a similar order - a 6 page newsletter and handled it exactly the same you do. This is somewhat uncommon operation and too little of a fish to catch for industry's giants as a descent...