Belt fuser technology in the x800/1000 is vastly different.My old DC2060 has "fuser belt technology"
Belt fuser technology in the x800/1000 is vastly different.My old DC2060 has "fuser belt technology"
KM in OZ is currently getting smashed. Much customer disfatisfaction due to poor tech support. Some quick print shops are exploring their options from other vendors. In OZ its a matter of "you get what you pay for", and even though KM is best price, initially, it does eventually catch up and ends up costing the owners in other ways.Thats a sh*tstorm Im not about to start but cosmetically you can tell which is the more substantial unit, open the trays and process section and have a look. End of the day you need to test test test, then, even if one is better than the other you need make sure they have the service to back it up.
Can't say I have seen the curl on paper change at the exit depending on weather, that would be a feature of the X700. In saying that the C6501 bulk trays have dehumidifiers built in, something the big X won't give you.
Like that even works. Just how fast can it pull the humidity from the paper/air. Does it have a drain line for the water or a bed pan to empty? Not sure about your location Uber, but in Ohio we can have 15% humidity in the winter and 70% in the summer, and yes is DOES effect the paper.
As for changing the fuser, I do it on my 8000AP... not user replaceable either, takes 5 minutes at best to swap the hot roller, saves several hours on a tech to show up.
Belt fuser technology in the x800/1000 is vastly different.
KM in OZ is currently getting smashed. Much customer disfatisfaction due to poor tech support. Some quick print shops are exploring their options from other vendors. In OZ its a matter of "you get what you pay for", and even though KM is best price, initially, it does eventually catch up and ends up costing the owners in other ways.
Uber, can you elaborate on the de-hudifiers in the 6501? How do they work? What do they do exactly to de-humidify the paper, is it adjustable for different paper types?
Belt fuser technology in the x800/1000 is vastly different.
The rep and tech told me I can use the internal fiery with the SD-506 finisher. But if I add something else, I will need to upgrade to the Creo.
What price difference should I expect between the FS-607 and SD-506? and internal Fiery and creo?
Does the C6501 will be discontinued in the next 2 years?
You would want multiple fusers for the x700, sites I have seen have upwards of 4. Get's quite confusing and I have seen the odd heated argument about which fuser does what, hilarious.
the KM unit has toner particles as small as 3 microns, due to their patented Simitri HD toner technology (originally patented in 1985).....smaller toner particles mean less heat and pressure needed to fuse toner to paper, and means more flexibility in the paper used..............the KM unit is not a sped up office machine like the X700 (which is most likely based on Fuji-made Imari engine used in office products)
I run Xerox, and I run multiple fusers. One of my good friends who owns a competitive shop in town runs Konica and he is swearing right now about being stuck with one fuser. Everyone one knows that the edge of paper cuts into the fuser and I am able to switch out if running 11" or 12", plus I have a back up. He asked Konica for a back-up fuser, in which they responded he would need training and tools to take it out first, second it is $1,500 to have one on-site. <--- that Mr. Ubertech is Hilarious!
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