Epson WorkForce Enterprise PrecisionCore machines

[Mike in Bama]

Hey all. We are looking at picking up the Epson line. I'm looking for technicians observations and field reviews of these. The thought of having a machine that doesn't have drums. developers, fusers, transfer belts, etc. out in the field but still satisfy customers needs is very appealing. Thanks in advance.

[Quatro]

Re: Epson WorkForce Enterprise PrecisionCore machines

Hey all. We are looking at picking up the Epson line. I'm looking for technicians observations and field reviews of these. The thought of having a machine that doesn't have drums. developers, fusers, transfer belts, etc. out in the field but still satisfy customers needs is very appealing. Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Workforce is good machine, but I recommened to go for AMC series user friendly and as well for technicians.
But they have something in common, it is not recommended for glossy paper.

[Mike in Bama]

Re: Epson WorkForce Enterprise PrecisionCore machines

Hi,

Workforce is good machine, but I recommened to go for AMC series user friendly and as well for technicians.
But they have something in common, it is not recommended for glossy paper.

Thanks for the input. The AMC is primarily the line that we are interested in.

[scanmc]

Re: Epson WorkForce Enterprise PrecisionCore machines

Thanks for the input. The AMC is primarily the line that we are interested in.

Just remember that if your customer is used to laser quality print they will not be happy with the inkjet machine unless they use a higher quality paper but this does increase cpc cost.

[Mike in Bama]

Re: Epson WorkForce Enterprise PrecisionCore machines

Just remember that if your customer is used to laser quality print they will not be happy with the inkjet machine unless they use a higher quality paper but this does increase cpc cost.

Yes good point. Thank you. We have talked to the Epson rep and this was one of his key points about differences between the two.