Searching for good A4 engine

[elmaligno]

Hello everyone. I am a KonicaMinolta dealer and in this brand we have a problem/torture with the A4 colour gamut. Is there a Ricoh model in this range that really works well?
Thanks in advance

[slimslob]

Start by explaining what you mean by "works well?"

[elmaligno]

Start by explaining what you mean by "works well?"

Simply a machine that is reliable and easy to repair.
Not a machine that fails in every component, like the konicaminolta bizhub c4050i series. problems with imaging units, scanner cable, document feeder, paper intake, transfer belt, control cards, etc. .....

[elmaligno]

Start by explaining what you mean by "works well?"

But I think you understand perfectly well the meaning of my question.

[Mako]

The Ricoh IMC400F has been a good model for us. Its predecessors, not so much in the A4 color segment. This model is good for up to 350,000 pages in terms of lifespan.

[3ktlc]

As a former Konica Minolta dealer, I can say the whole line of A4's are much better than the A4's from Konica Minolta when I switched. The A3's are great also. Been very happy to switch to Ricoh.

[Mako]

As a former Konica Minolta dealer, I can say the whole line of A4's are much better than the A4's from Konica Minolta when I switched. The A3's are great also. Been very happy to switch to Ricoh.

The company I work for switched from Konica to Ricoh back when Konica was just Konica. Owner calls it the best move he ever made. Those Konica machines of the 90s and early 00s were a nightmare. We started selling Ricoh's and right off the bat there were 1/3rd fewer service calls and the parts cost a lot less to boot.

[3ktlc]

I was a dealer until 2017. They got even worse from the 90's. Calls did go down drastically with the Ricoh's

[luca72]

Hello everyone. I am a KonicaMinolta dealer and in this brand we have a problem/torture with the A4 colour gamut. Is there a Ricoh model in this range that really works well?
Thanks in advance

the IMC range, like IMC2000 its for you