Tagged With "Roll-to-Roll"

Last week I was uploading some older CD's to ITunes, when I came across one of my favorite CD aka Albums by one of my favorite bands. The Rolling Stones with "Sucking in the Seventies" was a compilation album that was released in 1981. All of the songs on the album were performed or written in the Seventies. I had my epiphany that there really isn't that much on the web about what it was like to sell copiers in the seventies. Actually, I don't think I've ever read anything about selling...

I am looking forward to this. I love listening to the stories my dad tells from the 70's and 80's!

I have been in the industry since 1976 and have seen many changes. It was a great and friendlier time back then. They call it progress. I also will be looking forward to to reading the post.

Ace, ty for the thread. Were you selling in the Seventies? If so, would you be available to be one of our Seventies gang?

1976 worked for Pitney Bowes manufacturing equipment in their Danbury CT location. From their went to a private dealership as a tech until 1993. Service was my primary job but I was able to sell also. 1993 I bought into American Copy, now I am a paper pusher. Feel free to contact me if needed --- ACE. Asencio “ACE” Timoteo American Copy Service Center 2095 South Main Street Waterbury, CT 06706 1-800-762-4972 Fax 203-575-1173 Cell 203-592-5419 www.americancopyservice.com <...

Plotters and Wide Format Printers With summer brings the awful heat and humidity to New Jersey along with damp paper issues for plotters. Damp paper will cause print and copy quality issues because the toner and or ink doesn’t adhere to damp paper well. One of the ways to tell if the paper is damp is that the print of copy looks muddled or not a fully formed image. Our technicians refer to the issue as “blotching of the image”. Extreme high and low humidity can cause print & copy quality...

It was about two weeks prior to Christmas that I visited Peddler's Village in Lahaska, PA. Peddler's Village offers many shops in colonial style buildings along with dining and lodging. Our mission was to shop for some Christmas gifts and we planned for a day of cold rain and raw conditions. As I was forced to go in out of almost every shop on the campus I noticed that almost all of the shops had custom color branding labels for most of their food products. Below is a picture I took from the...