Robertjohn
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Not bashing anyone. I work for KM. I was following this post. if you are doing 50k-65k per month you need a 5501 or 6501. With the production machines, you will be able to expand into different avenues if/when you need to. ie: booklet making,gbc punches, paper and staple trimming, etc.
With the C552 you are stuck with typical day to day office options. The C552 DOES NOT DO TRUE BOOKLET. It's a center fold and center staple. In Manhattan (I work in Manhattan) last year we put 17 machines into Amazon.com for books.
KM uses glue (which come in chicklets) to bind, as opposed to the xerox machines using tape at the spine.
-Service is dependent by Branch for KM or by independent Agent for Xerox. Look into the Konica-Minolta Vcare information. I think your rep needs to sit down with you, because they haven't talked about the important information, with is Service.
-To say Xerox is Herpes, would be a bash and I'm not into that. I happen to think they make a good product. What I don't like is that their service is dependent on Agents (not Direct), and that you buy paper from them, which they tell their clients is the preferred paper for their machines. It's standard paper that they mark up. This seems to be a way to make extra on the back end which isn't fair most of the time for the client.
With the C552 you are stuck with typical day to day office options. The C552 DOES NOT DO TRUE BOOKLET. It's a center fold and center staple. In Manhattan (I work in Manhattan) last year we put 17 machines into Amazon.com for books.
KM uses glue (which come in chicklets) to bind, as opposed to the xerox machines using tape at the spine.
-Service is dependent by Branch for KM or by independent Agent for Xerox. Look into the Konica-Minolta Vcare information. I think your rep needs to sit down with you, because they haven't talked about the important information, with is Service.
-To say Xerox is Herpes, would be a bash and I'm not into that. I happen to think they make a good product. What I don't like is that their service is dependent on Agents (not Direct), and that you buy paper from them, which they tell their clients is the preferred paper for their machines. It's standard paper that they mark up. This seems to be a way to make extra on the back end which isn't fair most of the time for the client.
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