Does HP make any new printers that use conventional fuser rollers (teflon coated upper, silicone lower), instead of the sleeve?
I have had better results with "real" fuser rollers in my high volume accounts, i.e. LJ 9000 series. Even back with the 5si, 8000, 8100, etc the fusers held up so much better.
I think fuser sleeves are OK for low volume usage and more energy efficient but just don't hold up well in high volume enviroments.
Looking to upgrade 4014's & M600's
Have to be stand alone printers at least 50 ppm. No copiers.
Appreciate any suggestions for high volume printing.
Thanks in advance
I have had better results with "real" fuser rollers in my high volume accounts, i.e. LJ 9000 series. Even back with the 5si, 8000, 8100, etc the fusers held up so much better.
I think fuser sleeves are OK for low volume usage and more energy efficient but just don't hold up well in high volume enviroments.
Looking to upgrade 4014's & M600's
Have to be stand alone printers at least 50 ppm. No copiers.
Appreciate any suggestions for high volume printing.
Thanks in advance
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