KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

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  • D Colour
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    • Oct 2008
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    [Misc] KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

    Hi

    Would someone be able to confirm the equivalent models of these machines for me please? I think they are all Brother based?

    We normally sell Kyocera A4 mono, but they seem to be hard to source at this moment in time, and are looking at alternatives going forward.

    Bizhub/Ineo 4000i - Brother HL-L5200DW?
    Bizhub/Ineo 4020i - Brother DCP-L5500DN? MFC-L5700DW?
    Bizhub/Ineo 5000i - Brother HL-L6400DW?
    Bizhub/Ineo 5020i - Brother MFC-L6900DW?

    Any experience working on them would be most welcome as well!

    Thanks

    D Colour
    Everything that has a beginning, has an end.....
    Tags: 4000i, 4020i, bizhub/ineo, brother, hl-l5200dw
    • tsbservice
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      • May 2007
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      Re: KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

      We don't have bizhubs but only Brother so can't really be sure exactly which one match but your example seems OKAY. As for serviceability they're excellent to work with and in Brother case software is very user friendly which I wouldn't be surprised Konica to screw a bit as they lately do with their products. Nevertheless the hardware is solid keep in mind they are business class MFPs so have almost all bells and whistles.
      Parts like drum unit, laser, fuser, rollers usually met and often exceed life, toner don't.
      Feel free to PM me if you need anything else to know.
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        • avecosat
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          • Jun 2012
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            • Gift
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              • Mar 2011
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              Re: KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

              I'd go for the brother original MFPs

              PS: These are pretty service friendly - some of the L6xxx I have ran over half a million pages with little service efforts.

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                • blackcat4866
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                  • Jul 2007
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                  Re: KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

                  Just to resurrect the original topic: Does anybody have a cross-reference list? I'd be interested myself.
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                    • Gift
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                      Re: KM Bizhub/Develop Ineo Equivalents 4000i/4020i/5000i/5020i

                      Originally posted by blackcat4866
                      Just to resurrect the original topic: Does anybody have a cross-reference list? I'd be interested myself.
                      =^..^=
                      No sorry but the assumption in the initial posts seems right. The print engines are more or less identical across all models.

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