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  • davidj7
    Service Manager

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    • Jan 2009
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    7105 to 105

    Hi
    I am planning to replace couple of my iR105's I was told to go for 7105 as replacement . Would anyone suggest that model or am i Better off with 105's
    thanks
    a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one
  • teckat
    Field Supervisor

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    10,000+ Posts
    • Jan 2010
    • 16092

    #2
    Originally posted by davidj7
    Hi
    I am planning to replace couple of my iR105's I was told to go for 7105 as replacement . Would anyone suggest that model or am i Better off with 105's
    thanks

    Product : imageRUNNER 105+ /9070 / 85+ / 7105 / 7095 / 7086
    Title : imageRUNNER Comparison Chart

    Question :
    What are similarities and differences between imageRUNNER 105+ /9070 / 85+ and imageRUNNER / 7105 / 7095 / 7086?

    Answer :
    Comparisonbetween imageRUNNER series:
    Items in RED indicate advantages
    Feature
    imageRUNNER
    105+ / 9070 / 85+
    imageRUNNER
    7105 / 7095 / 7095 Printer / 7086
    Print Speed
    105 / 90 / 85-ppm (Letter)
    105 / 95 / 86-ppm (Letter)
    iR Controller Platform
    3rd Generation ImagePlatform
    Canon custom processor (single)
    4th Generation ImagePlatform
    Dual Canon custom processors

    Memory
    512MB RAM
    20GB Hard Disk
    1GB RAM
    40GB Hard Disk

    Resolution
    600 dpi x 600 dpi (Scan)
    1,200 x 600 dpi (Interpoloted) (Copy)
    2,400 dpi x 600 dpi (Interpolated (Print)
    600 dpi x 600 dpi (Scan)
    1,200 x 600 dpi (Interpolated) (Copy)
    1200 x 1200 (UFR II and PS Print)

    2,400 dpi x 600 dpi (Interpolated) (PCL Print)
    Paper Capacity
    Std. 4,150 Sheets
    Max. 7,650 Sheets
    Std. 4,150 Sheets
    Max. 7,650 Sheets
    Multi-feed Detection Sensors
    Not available
    Standard

    Finishing/Output Options
    Finisher K1N/K2N, Saddle Finisher-K3N, Paper Folding Unit-C1, Document Inserter-B1, Booklet Trimmer-A1
    Finisher-V1, Saddle Finisher-V2, Paper Folding Unit-D1, Document Inserter-C1, Booklet Trimmer-B1, Puncher Unit-V1, High Capacity Stacker-A1, Perfect Binder-A1, Professional Puncher-A1
    Saddle Finisher capabilities
    3,000-sheet stacking, 100-sheet stapling, 15-sheet Booklets (60 imaged pages), Saddle Stitch Tray capacity 30-sets, Standard 2/3- hole punch.
    5,000-sheet stacking, 100-sheet stapling, 20-sheet Booklets (80 imaged pages), Unlimited Saddle Stitch Tray capacity, Optional Puncher Unit-V1 or Professional Puncher-A1

    Supported PDLs
    Canon controller: Canon UFRII, PCL5e/6, PS3 emulation
    imagePASS-M3: PCL5e/6, Adobe PS3
    Canon controller: Canon UFRII, PCL5e/6, PS3 emulation
    imagePASS-S1:
    PCL5e/6, Adobe PS3
    Mailbox support
    Standard
    8,000 total accumulated pages
    Standard
    20,000 total accumulated pa
    ges
    Universal Send / PDF Enhancement Kit
    Option / Option
    Option / Option
    Web Access Software
    Option
    Option
    Secure Watermark Kit
    Not available
    Option

    Canon MEAP
    Standard
    Standard
    Toner Yield
    36,600 Impressions @ 6% (1.65Kg)
    47,000 Impressions @ 6% (2Kg)

    Drum Yield
    5,000,000 Impressions
    6,000,000 Impressions

    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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    • SCREWTAPE
      East Coast Imaging

      Site Contributor
      2,500+ Posts
      • Jan 2009
      • 3396

      #3
      The 7105 is a good box.

      I think you would be pleased.
      Canon Copier Repair Service. Sales, Parts & Toner. NYC/NJ area. Contact:East Coast Imaging Solutions,LLC

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      • davidj7
        Service Manager

        Site Contributor
        1,000+ Posts
        • Jan 2009
        • 1106

        #4
        i dont think there is much in mechanical differences. Most parts looks the same.
        Thanks guys.
        a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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        • SCREWTAPE
          East Coast Imaging

          Site Contributor
          2,500+ Posts
          • Jan 2009
          • 3396

          #5
          Originally posted by davidj7
          i dont think there is much in mechanical differences. Most parts looks the same.
          Thanks guys.
          No!

          There's some differences.
          Canon Copier Repair Service. Sales, Parts & Toner. NYC/NJ area. Contact:East Coast Imaging Solutions,LLC

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          • teckat
            Field Supervisor

            Site Contributor
            10,000+ Posts
            • Jan 2010
            • 16092

            #6
            Originally posted by davidj7
            i dont think there is much in mechanical differences. Most parts looks the same.
            Thanks guys.
            check my post above / there are some
            **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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            • davidj7
              Service Manager

              Site Contributor
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              • Jan 2009
              • 1106

              #7
              i ve told them to bring a machine .let me see.
              a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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              • mrfixit51
                Lead Service Technician

                1,000+ Posts
                • Oct 2008
                • 1975

                #8
                Hi Davidj7,

                To echo Screwtape and Teckat, the iR7105 is an excellent copier, depending on the age of the copier and how well they were maintained.
                "Once a King, always a King, but once a Knight is enough!"

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                • davidj7
                  Service Manager

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                  • Jan 2009
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                  #9
                  thanks again . I will keep you posted once the machine arrives. cheers :-)
                  a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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                  • Canuck
                    Tech Specialist

                    1,000+ Posts
                    • Nov 2007
                    • 1711

                    #10
                    Big difference.....bottom line...105 is designed to run 8 hrs/day...7105 is designed to run 16hrs/day. 7105 is built more robust than 105....just look at the difference between the two finishers. A 105 is pretty well an ir600 that runs 105 pages per minute. 105 life is about 15 million,7105 is 24 million according to Canon

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                    • teckat
                      Field Supervisor

                      Site Contributor
                      10,000+ Posts
                      • Jan 2010
                      • 16092

                      #11
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                      • davidj7
                        Service Manager

                        Site Contributor
                        1,000+ Posts
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 1106

                        #12
                        i run 105's 24 hours a day he he thanks canuck .
                        a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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