Which was the BEST copier ever?

[Tonerbomb]

inch: Love the MONICA term, hadn\'t heard it before. I know I live in a small dark place. Sorry for the confusion. Since my paid allegance is to another family I use the KM term loosely. I do understand the confusion of Konica/Minolta and Kyocera/Mita, Because I deal with the RFG machines. Hmmmm, Ricoh family Group, and they are Ricoh and Savin who brings Gestetner and Lanier and Monroe. Also don\'t forget NRG or Nashuatec ect. ect. Keeping the machine to a common brand or type is a challenge. Oh and now the manufacturers will trade technology (aka models) with each other but leave out some critical info for us. AS for the legal eagles, their gonna take someones money somehow!!! :evil: :angry: :evil: :angry: :evil: :angry: :evil:

Post edited by: tonerbomb, at: 2005/05/11 17:33

[CMB]

10871087 wrote:

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	CMB wrote: Quote: we are......the new konica1050 looks like it is bad ass!! 500,000 copies a month and not even sweat. Is that the Ricoh 105 cpm machine?

no. it the last \"konica\" model before the minolta merge. anything after this is a konica/minolta.

[Sgt. Hulka]

all the Mita wide formats, even the old DC-3648

Minolta EP4000/5000 B)

have to agree with visitor - - - the Minolta 4000/5000 series are so good that we hardly ever hear from those customers anymore!!!

[dqydj]

on small machines I\'d have to say the mita 1435 was a pretty
good box for it\'s time.
in the mid size i\'d have to say sharp AR M 350/450
are pretty great.

[10871087]

dqydj wrote:

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	on small machines I\'d have to say the mita 1435 was a pretty good box for it\'s time. in the mid size i\'d have to say sharp AR M 350/450 are pretty great.

the DC-1435 was the last small machine built by mita that weighed over 30 pounds. We still have a bunch of them running on service contracts that are still making money today. The dc-1460 and dc-1470 machines that replaced them are going away much at a much faster pace.

[dqydj]

I think the sharp AR M350/450 are the most reliable that
I\'ve worked on and they are for the most part very tech friendly.

I have to agree with the Kyocera 2530/3530/4030 and 3035... Falcoln 1 and 2. You could throw the thing down a flight of stairs (literally) and the thing would still work. If that is the only device that we had in the field I would have 1 tech and all profit.

[herrmann]

The old Dinosaur, The Canon NP9800 is imo the best Maschine ever build. You will never kill this Monster