Xerox 1090 with 14 million and going strong, these were considered production machine anyway.
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I have 3 Canon 7105's in a room with 12M on them each. Run and run and run ....
And even more surprising is a Canon IR4570 that was scrapped with 3.0M on it. But I did replace a hell of a lot of it.Yes, I am a nerd.
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WOW.....I honestly don't think I've seen anything with that much mileage on it. To the OP, those Panasonic Medallion series boxes lasted forever if you took care of them! Unfortunately, I don't think you can find much of anything for them anymore.Comment
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I have Canon ir105 with 9mil and ir550 will 2.5, konica c500 with 1milLast edited by jzheld; 09-27-2010, 10:38 PM.Comment
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I was pretty impressed a few years ago, I had a Mita 1415 with 750,000. I thought that wasn't bad for a 14 copy a minute desktop.I know I should be ashamed of myself. Strangely though, I am not.Comment
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A Konica Minolta C450 purrin along at just under 2 million.
And a C6500 pushing 4 million...."Many years ago I chased a woman for almost two years, only to discover that her tastes were exactly like mine: we both were crazy about girls."
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Got 2 MXM1100's running in tandem (220 pages/min) that are pushing 5mill each, and only been installed 1 year ago. On a standalone machine that would be 10mill altogether.
Many, many Dragon's and Hercules machines in the field all well over 3mill and still smelling like new........ I give them my loving attention each callout
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Highest one I saw a couple of years ago was a Konica 7075 just over 20 million. I think it's still operating, so I can just guess how many it has now - I'll ask the owner, just out of curiosity.' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!'
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Hmmmm...seems the Konica legacies are leading the pack...something to be said about the design I would think...."Many years ago I chased a woman for almost two years, only to discover that her tastes were exactly like mine: we both were crazy about girls."
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Just re-read this post. I didn't click at the time...... The SF's only have a 3 digit LED display. It would have been an impressive meter reading display....
005, pause, 000, pause, 000.
I never saw an SF model have a counter over 300K. That is impressive!
It looked like new on the outside, but I bet the fuser, dev & drum blocks were rebuilt a few times over. I started on those beasts, and at the time wondered if a copier would ever pass 1 million.Comment
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When I started, I was at the local Minolta dealer, and across town was the Konica dealer. Those guys would always drop by to pickup the Minolta version of the Konica part they needed. Seemed like their machines of the same spec were down alot more than our Minolta's.
I agree though. They are a decent box. Although haven't seen inside one since the CF2001, CF9001 & Di620's (Which I totally loved!).Comment
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would you guys believe over a mil on a kyocera KM1500??? i got couples on pay per clickComment
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canon 105's had three that have hit the 29 million plus mark now have 7105's over 10 mil ad still going greatComment
. Yeah, they're good machines. I still have about 5 to 10 of them kicking around out there. Got enough parts machines to keep them running for a few more years.
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