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I have for sale the following items of toner for the Konica Minolta c6500/c5500 and Ikon cpp650/cpp550 machines Yellow = 20 Black = 33 Cyan = 24 Magenta = 24 All brand new and packed and stored in ideal conditions Prefer pickup from leeds, uk or can arrange delivery Contact...

I have for sale the following items of toner for the Konica Minolta c6500/c5500 and Ikon cpp650/cpp550 machines Yellow = 20 Black = 33 Cyan = 24 Magenta = 24 All brand new and packed and stored in ideal conditions Prefer pickup from leeds, uk or can arrange delivery Contact me if...

Wow, I could make some seriously money on my digital press from the overs you guys have.

I'm just kidding! - seriously, look at the advice from these posters and do your research, you'll find that this is a great industry full of some great people.

I'll pay you a little more than plotter - sell to me. oh and buy a morgana folder/creaser, I'll buy that as well

We usually get away with 100%k and 50%C on large areas, due to this inherent problem with black and indigos we now UV coat all sheets with large areas of black, we had so many complaints from customers before doing this. Changing order can help but not that much.

Some stuff we have noticed The Indigo will give the best print quality and is far more robust for longer runs. The konica is cheaper to buy and run any one who can use a photocopier can be up and running on a konica in less then a couple of hours Maintenance on the konica is pretty much non...

Just a mention on not going the signature route, don't do it, we did some books that way and even fairly light use had the sheets parting easily with the binding, signatures are the only way to go.

With the introduction of the konica minolta 6000, 7000 and 8000 machines prices for second user and demo c5501 and c6501 machines are extremely competitive at the moment. Just shop around

Wow the price seems a little on the high side, substrates such as teslin can be printed on most if not all digital presses (they do different variations for different print machine types). It seems to match up price wise to HP indigos but in comparison to the copier based machines such as konica...

I really think that if you don't know something as basic as this then you should stay away from printing all together. We have been up and running for the last 14 years and my partners and I had on average 7 years prior to this in the industry and for the last 6 or so years have been lucky to...

Nearly all indigos are on click charge maintenance service contracts, this is a fixed cost negotiated with your supplier and include all consumables (except paper) and servicing, so say 1 copy costs you 10 pence, then 100 will cost you £10.(these vary), whereas the DI presses are more like...

ours runs on average 16 hours per day 6 days a week - know what you mean about the cheque. I know some Japanese firms have rows and rows of them in their factories