Has anyone tried printing envelopes on the MPC6000 or 7500?
We are competing in a CPA firm and the incumbent is Konica/Minolta and their 550/650 unit will do envelopes or so they say.
Thanks,
John
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We have tried the #10 envelopes with no luck. Every direction and with and without the flap open and it jams in the transport section. Seems to do the same on the B132 series as well. There is no set envelope sizes for the bypass like there is on the B222 series.
Envelopes are not supported on the C6000/C7500.
Why would you want to run envelopes on a 70ppm color device?
Sell them a printer in addition, or give them one. It's much cheaper to change a fusing unit in a printer than an MFP.
Why would you want to run envelopes on a 70ppm color device?
Sell them a printer in addition, or give them one. It's much cheaper to change a fusing unit in a printer than an MFP.
quote:Originally posted by John:
We are competing in a CPA firm and the incumbent is Konica/Minolta and their 550/650 unit will do envelopes or so they say.
Anyone know more about this? I also have a customer who is hitting me with this. I have a solution for them as mentioned above, but it seems to put me at a disadvantage with the customer (two network drops, two power outlets, 2 machines to learn, etc., etc.).
Will the KM machines really run envelopes hassle-free? I have another vendor with an envelope drawer available, but I'd never sell it because of previous headaches with running envelopes thru MFPs.
Is the other vendor OKI???
quote:Originally posted by JasonR:quote:Originally posted by John:
We are competing in a CPA firm and the incumbent is Konica/Minolta and their 550/650 unit will do envelopes or so they say.
Anyone know more about this? I also have a customer who is hitting me with this. I have a solution for them as mentioned above, but it seems to put me at a disadvantage with the customer (two network drops, two power outlets, 2 machines to learn, etc., etc.).
Will the KM machines really run envelopes hassle-free? I have another vendor with an envelope drawer available, but I'd never sell it because of previous headaches with running envelopes thru MFPs.
no dis-repect to Ricoh Joe, however thats the type of mentality is way pages are moving more towards printers. People like one solution, people don't want 3 diffferent machines for three different types of media. They WANT ONE!
If the brochure states envelopes it should do them, wrinkle free, right?
Enough of my ranting, personally I don't have any of these in the field so I can't help. Can anyone else????