Canon B&W 90cpm and above / Color35cpm Suggestions

[Digicomm]

What Canon copiers are goood solid copiers, that are easy to maintain and cost effective to service. B&W production copier 90cpm & above. Color copy 35cpm & above. That can be purchased used?

[assets]

Re: Canon B&W 90cpm and above / Color35cpm Suggestions

The Advance series 5045 or the 5051 are OK I running both but with RIPS( just got two more this week) sorry not into high volume B&W. But replaced all canon B&W upto 50ppm with kyocera's

[iRC]

Re: Canon B&W 90cpm and above / Color35cpm Suggestions

Used copiers:

B&W: iR7095 or iR7105 - these are quite reliable production copiers/printers. If you find one with 1M or lower meter reading, go for it.
Color: iRC3380 or iRC3580 - these are real workhorses. Fixing units should last 300K but they usually last about 500K-700K. It depends on used printing material though. Transfer Belt lasts about 150K, but it's a quite cheap part and easy to change.
IF someone offers you an iRC4080, 4580 or 5185, keep in mind that fixing units in those models cost about 1000$ and they last only about 300K.

New copiers:

B&W: iR-ADV8095 or iR-ADV8105
Color: iR-ADV C5035 - these have had problems with ITB-assemblies, quite pain in the a** to fix at customers site. But color output is really good, especially with embedded RIP (the RIP costs thousands of dollars though).

[Digicomm]

Re: Canon B&W 90cpm and above / Color35cpm Suggestions

Thanks to all who replyed. I appreciate your advice. Have a nice day. John