Using different feed rollers?

[Hansen88]

Hello, we are fairly new to sharp machines. I thought I read here somewhere that people are using different feed and sep rollers. It seems like the stock ones dont last very long. I am talking about mostly the MX machines. Also we got one used one here that had urethane type rollers on it. Looking to see if there is something better and what part numbers. Thanks for the help

[jp74msj55]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

Hello, we are fairly new to sharp machines. I thought I read here somewhere that people are using different feed and sep rollers. It seems like the stock ones dont last very long. I am talking about mostly the MX machines. Also we got one used one here that had urethane type rollers on it. Looking to see if there is something better and what part numbers. Thanks for the help

I use MX-850RT on various machines. They seem to last longer.

[EasyRider]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

I use AR-623RT on Trays, LCT, bypass and MX-753DF on Doc Feeders. 1311 and 1312 on RSPF, removing clip when necessary.
OEM only.
I'll have to try the 850RT.

YMMV

[ntbann]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

It has been our experience that the MX-850 do not work well in the slower copy per min machines.

[Hansen88]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

Thanks for the replies guys.

[sharphead]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

It has been our experience that the MX-850 do not work well in the slower copy per min machines.

Funny I got the same impression

[n25an]

Re: Using different feed rollers?

I don't see any AR-623RT, I do see AR-620RT...

Is this compatible with sharp mxm950

My issue... machine jamming... I installed... MX-850RT
on lct... it worked good for awhile like a week and then it simply got worse than before... another tech recommended going back to the grey rollers... and the coupling... ncpl-0081fcbz... checking if the rollers NROLR1466FCZ1 in the ar-620rt are a good replacement for the urethane rollers NROLR1682FCZZ in the mx-850rt...