Copier terms/language from days gone by

How about Duplex Tray, Plain Paper, Cold Pressure Fusing, Staionary Platen, Push Button Color, Dry Toner, 20 Gin Sorter, SADF, Recirculating ADF

Scan once, print many were the buzz words of the digital transition.

I meant 20 Bin Sorter, not 20 Gin Sorter 

Doc Feed belt

Was talking with larry kirsch today and he told me about the old "carrier sheets" that clients purchased. 

I then remembered "copier covers".  In my Minolta days, all of the Minolta copiers came with a blue cover with a white Minolta logo.

Don't forget "Key Operator". Back in the day the highly trained main operator had a Key to lock \ unlock the Copier.

Vince

Ty Vince!  I pulled a copy, well some scans that Old Glory sent me from a 1986 Minnela's Pocket Guide to Copiers and came up with these oldies but goodies:

• Clamshell design
• Zoom Lens
• Masters
• Paper Cassettes
• SADF

How far back do you want to go? Back to the Canon PC25 when PC meant Personal Copier? How about:

• Electrostatic Process
• Dual Spectrum
• Sheet fed
• Thermo Fax