Skip to main content

Tagged With "Jersey Plotters"

Reply

Re: Marco Acquires New Jersey Copier/Printer Company

Art Post ·
Welcome to my market Marco! You are know the third MEGA dealer competing in my market place.
Reply

Re: Marco Acquires New Jersey Copier/Printer Company

livestrong ·
Art- the # of your competitors didn’t change , their fingers and toes are now a whole lot farther away from their head. I picture you as Yankee Doodle Dandy and they are the Red Coats. Perhaps they will be as successful as .....Danka or IKON or RBS/AOE or GlobalXRX or ....
Reply

Re: Marco Acquires New Jersey Copier/Printer Company

Art Post ·
Yup, I agree.
Reply

Re: Marco Acquires New Jersey Copier/Printer Company

Fuser ·
wondering if the MarcoClover tie-up makes service companies reconsider where they buy toner and printer parts from.. i am hearing a mix of response
Reply

Re: Print Copy Tool versus Plotworks

jdicarlo ·
John, The PrintCopy Tool compares pretty favorably to Plotworks. I attached two documents to this post. The Product Support Guide lists differences between the two products. The PowerPoint has screen shots of all the settings in PrintCopy Tool. I hope this helps.
Comment

Re: PrintCopy_Tool_Brochure

John Mooney ·
So riddle me this one Batman, if I use Ricoh PrintCopyTool with a new Ricoh wide format can I then send the job via batch to the inkjet plotter and a non-Ricoh A3 MFP?
Reply

Re: Around the Word with Konica Minolta

Art Post ·
Konica Minolta Business Solutions Enters Predictive Healthcare Analytics with Value-Based Care Platform August 13, 2018 11:30 ET | Source: Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. Ramsey, NJ and Foster City, CA – August 13, 2018, Aug. 13, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Konica Minolta Inc.’s (Konica Minolta) Business Innovation Center (BIC), technology innovator for the healthcare industry, announces today the company’s breakthrough entry into the healthcare analytics market: a Value-Based...
Reply

Re: Around the Word with Konica Minolta

Art Post ·
Konica Minolta Again Joins the Fight against Childhood Cancer Ramsey, NJ, Aug. 15, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc . (Konica Minolta) today announced they will again support Tackle Kids Cancer, a philanthropic initiative on behalf of the Children’s Cancer Institute at the Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack Meridian Health Hackensack University Medical Center. As with last year, Konica Minolta is partnering with THE NORTHERN TRUST...
Reply

Re: Memjet Color Printers to the Rescue?

AD (Guest) ·
This is pretty impressive, but has been around for several years. There have to be significant issues that have prevented adoption. I suspect that clogged nozzles are a really expensive problem for intermittent use machines, and imagine the level of ink wasted keeping them fresh. Folks throw a fit about a $600 print head for a Canon plotter and it's guaranteed for a year. I see a limited market for this.
Reply

Re: Ricoh's New Wide Format System

Wallin Team ·
I don't have any info yet but are you referring to the color plotter?
Reply

Re: Would You Loan this company Money?

Jrlz ·
Hi Art, I agree. Ricoh needs an entry level 4 D/min system. I have always thought Ricoh should take thier gel sprinter technology and develop a plotter around it, instead they rely on Epson to fill this void. They seem ready to concede the 4 d market to Oce, Kip and the plotter cometitors. I wonder if it is the aftermarket that drives the decision. With a 4 D-Size per minute you are generating less clicks and less aftermarket revenue. Perhaps they want use limited dollars to develope higher...
Reply

Re: Would You Loan this company Money?

Art Post (Guest) ·
The AEC market is in the dumps, however more and more of my clients are opting to buy the 240W's and 2400W's from the leasing company rather than spend for a 6ppm system!! Ricoh will be introducing a gel plotter in the summer, and oh my, the gelsprinters were the worst and I hope these are very different. The piezo print head is not geared for low volume users.
Reply

Re: Ricoh CW2200SP & CW1200 Brochure for jp

Art Post (Guest) ·
Personally I think it's ugly! It is much needed but I'm more in favor of also have a 24 plotter too. We still have nothing that can compete in the $10K range for Architects or Surveyors that want an MFP but only need 24x36 output. The retail on this system is about $15k.
Reply

Re: CW2200SP

fisher ·
Just browse through the brochure and documentation for the Canon. The user interface on the MFP is weak. Its a plotter with a scanner (probably a Contex) added. The Ricoh MFP has our standard user interface. Anybody who has a Ricoh MFP of any kind can walk up to this new machine and know exactly how to use it. Would be interesting to see a Monster Garage featuring the two products.
Reply

Re: CW2200SP

GR81 ·
Yes, that's the nice thing about the Canon system you can hook it up to any of there plotters. So if you have a customer looking for high end graphics you a graphics plotter if the customer is AEC you go with the 700 series.
Reply

Re: VCGL Format...HELP!!!

John ·
THE FORMAT IS VERSATEC COLOR GRAPHICS LANGUAGE. IT IS A VERSATEC COLOR PLOTTER FORMAT. I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CONVERT IT, BUT AM WORKING ON A WAY. STAY TUNED. JA
Reply

Re: P4P WIDE FORMAT COLOR

John ·
There are no laser based wide format color systems out there from the major manufacturers. If there are, they are price prohibitive. What your customer would find would be a couple of systems to meet his or her needs. Oce has a TCS400 system which is a separate scanner, controller and printer. They can scan the color document and direct it to print on the inkjet printer. No doubt an expensive output solution because it is ink based. Probably looking at the $40,000 range for this one. The...
Reply

Re: "currently no printer online" error

Wideformatguy ·
SNMP connection between the Client PC and Server PC is blocked. Just turn off the firewall on the server PC, or have the IT guy allow an exception for port 161. You can still print from the Client PC, even if you get the SNMP message, just can't be certain whether the plotter is on line and ready.
Reply

Re: Aficio FW240 NEWS

Art Post (Guest) ·
My mailers are going out the last week of March! I am going to put a cost justification spreadsheet together for those customers who plot over two hundred times a month. I figue the cost for a d size (architect) plot is close to .13 per square foot. What are your thoughts on the .13 per square foor for a typical HP Plotter. Art
Reply

Re: Aficio FW240 NEWS

Rick Rivera (Guest) ·
Have a local dealer pitching it/all info off of mailing piece one of our potential clients received: standalone: $12,000.00 scan/print: $16,000.00 incl. computer 4 "D"/minute 600 dpi 256 shades 1 or 2 roll option bypass tray Optional Sheet Cassette up to 12x18 is front loading Network: "Ricoh Software Provided for DWG Set Processing",Scan to file,Plotter Kind of looks like a 780 digital version w/470 keypanel. sits on a stand.
Reply

Re: Aficio FW240 NEWS

wyzguynyuk ·
Has anyone seen anything in writing on this model (brochure, pricing, etc.)? I just spoke with Savin and I'm told it is being launched in two weeks, so I figure there has to be info available somewhere. I have a bid due today and would love to include this model (the client is preparing to purchase a plotter for a satellite office along with several MFP's). I am waiting on a reply from Savin, but I'm not holding my breath. I'll let you know what I find (if anything). Brian
Reply

Re: When selling wide format

Art Post (Guest) ·
Thats one of the biggest cost is for outsourcing the copies. Another is the cost to produce a drawing on a plotter compared to the cost on our system. John and I spoke the other day and we believe the savings is .45 - .65 cent savings per "D" size drawing. Any others?? Art
Reply

Re: When selling wide format

wyzguynyuk ·
Art, Can you shed some light on how you came up with the savings per page vs. a plotter? I haven't delved into the world of connected wide format very often in the past, so this is all new to me (but the FW240 has me psyched on breaking into this market) Also, am I right in my assumption that plotters can only produce line drawings with no fill or gray scale? (again, this is all new to me so if I'm going to make waves in this market, I guess I had better start doing homework!) Thanks for any...
Reply

Re: When selling wide format

Art Post (Guest) ·
Brian: Here we go. When calculating cost of the HP plotters there are two main costs associated with these systems. Paper and Ink. The ink is liquid ink the same type used in ink jet printers. I have calculated and done some very good guessing and have arrived at the cost of .07 cents per square foot for the cost of ink on an average HP plotter. Based on a "d" size drawing which is 24x36 or 6 sqaure feet. The cost for ink is about .42 cents give or take for more or less coverage. I think the...
Reply

Re: Notes on new OCE Plotwave

fisher ·
How about they give us a color inkjet plotter!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply

Re: Oce end user wide format pricing

Former Member ·
//<![CDATA[ (function(){ // this happens before external dependencies (and dom ready) to reduce page flicker var node, i; for (i = window.document.childNodes.length; i--;) { node = window.document.childNodes[i]; if (node.nodeName == 'HTML') { node.className += ' javascript'; } } })(); //]]> //<![CDATA[ config.ShopPath = 'http://www.wide-format-inkjet.com'; config.AppPath = ''; config.FastCart = 1; var ThumbImageWidth = 120; var ThumbImageHeight = 120; //]]> Loading... Please...
Reply

Re: Ricoh 5100en vs KIP 7900

Art Post ·
Chops Not sure if I can help I haven't sold a system with Plotworks yet, what I can tell you is that I did beat a KIP 7900 without plotworks using the web batch print tool that comes with the system. Are they an incumbent KIP user? If not I would focus on brand of Ricoh, the quality and the ease of use. Show them how to scan to dropbox from the MFP panel, better yet focus on the document server these maybe to areas that you can win with. Everything that I've be told about plotworks is that...
Reply

Re: Ricoh 5100en vs KIP 7900

chops ·
we lost due to "little things" the owner wanted that KIP does: Like color scanning to print directly to a Canon color plotter, SEEING a watermark you create and import onto a print job prior to printing, and (mostly) overall processing speed on a problem multi-page PDF they had that the KIP printed faster.
Reply

Re: Ricoh 5100en vs KIP 7900

Art Post ·
Originally Posted by chops: we lost due to "little things" the owner wanted that KIP does: Like color scanning to print directly to a Canon color plotter, SEEING a watermark you create and import onto a print job prior to printing, and (mostly) overall processing speed on a problem multi-page PDF they had that the KIP printed faster. "Like color scanning to print directly to a Canon color plotter". that's a standard feature in the KIP?
Reply

Re: Plotbase and PC3

v-tec ·
This is an AutoCAD function and should work with any HDI or windows base printer. As long as everyone is using the same plotter or printer (they are). Example: when you create a MS word document and print it out, then, save the document. You also save the printer setting with the document (8.5*11, landscape, margins, layout…) this is the PC3 file. This file can be placed into other files as a default printer setting.
Reply

Re: Plotting in Black and White vs. Grey Scale

E (Guest) ·
Well, Since I'm alone on this one I'll answer my own question in case anyone else does come across this. Apparently the 2 shades in vector graphics under the plotter settings is the fix. For the life of me couldn't figure out what the "black and white" button does because it didn't change a thing? Tip my hat to Ratio for making things easy!
Reply

Re: HP 815 MFP

John ·
BigMac, I think you are in good shape here. The Ricoh has the following advantages. Copy mode is a 6-1 speed difference and higher copy quality on the Ricoh. Scanning will be much better on the Ricoh. How do I know, because I have tested it against the HP. One roll feed and only a 150' roll at that. Do they really want to change paper that often? What about different sizes? The only advantage I see for HP is up to 42" wide size and color output/scanning. Only if the customer has a...
Reply

Re: LW410 /Aficio 470W Autocad 2005 driver

v-tec ·
After running the HDI program from the 240 CD. Open AutoCAD and click “plotter manager”, “add a plotter wizard”. Click “next” and select “My Computer”, then next. The model box appears, select “have disk” (see file to navigate location) and select “CAD2004” and driver. Continue. The attached HDI for 2005.bmp has been moved to www.documentmall.com accountname: art_post username: p4pusers passcode: goodpals select the p4p user cabinet, then the wideformat folder, then Ricoh Folder, then ACAD ...
Reply

Re: Need help with no print and error message in plotbase (240W)

JasonR ·
Ok, 1st, that plotter status should always say that unless you have AutoCAD loaded on the PC. It isn't actually an error, it's simply telling you you don't have AutoCAD installed so it won't process DWG files. I *think* it is totally unrelated to your issue. I think Bandit has the answer, using the 300dpi driver should make it work. V-tec, the version of *reader* is not the problem, it is the actual version the PDF was created in, not viewed or printed from. I also install and reccommend...
Reply

Re: Savin 2400wd vs. HP Designjet 5500

Wallin Team ·
If you go to the HP website, you should be able to get that information. Keep in mind that they express wide format plotter yield as number of pages when in reality they are talking about 81/2 x 11.
Comment

Re: Can I Copy Mixed Sized Documents on a Copier?

SalesServiceGuy ·
I disagree. Most law firms and many insurance companies still have a commonly re-ocurring need for mixed size originals. I am currently working with one European shipping company based in NA that wants to do do mixed size originals with a mix of A3 and A4 documents. I say it cannot be done as the paper is all of different widths. I am hoping that my unscrupoulous competitive vendors will admit to the same..... not likely!!! They want the sale today! Please advise.
Comment

Re: Can I Copy Mixed Sized Documents on a Copier?

jswinberlin ·
A3 (11 x 17) and A4 (8 1/2 x 11) can be run at the same time with auto paper select making what you put in what you get out using mixed-originals and the mixed originals setting. The sizes you mention are European, but I'm sure they will work. As long as it's a standard document size it should work.
Comment

Re: Can I Copy Mixed Sized Documents on a Copier?

SalesServiceGuy ·
Sorry, I meant to say a mix of A4 and Legal size documents. I agree most copiers should be able to do mixed size originals with a combo of A3/A4 and Letter-R/Legal. The problem I am having and I do not think it can be done is one of a mix of A4 and legal mixing North American and European sized paper in the same document. This is because the two paper sizes are of different widths.
Reply

Re: What are your thoughts for next generation technology?

bandit41076 ·
I think that next generation SOFTWARE will offer the ability to split jobs between multiple WF units - they do not have to be all Rioch WF. It will also be able to look for CMYK to send to a color plotter, or page size to send to small format if appropriate.
Reply

Re: competiton

bmiller (Guest) ·
My company is new to the Wide Format market, but this is what I have seen. Pricing is very similar.....Xerox is always around as is OCE. I don't have lots of product knowledge, and have only placed 1 piece so far, and it' has been a nightmare.. The biggest challenge that I see right now is HP. I have been looking for applications where people are currently using plotters....Everything always goes great but HP can sell a plotter with a scan option for under 6k....The differnce on the front is...
Comment

Re: The Quest for $200K "No Sandbagging for Me"

Larry Kirsch ·
Your the best. Enthusiasm personified. 200k boss and wife gotta love it. Oops wife is boss and designated driver. Happy Thanksgiving .
Comment

Re: Memoirs of a Copier Sales Person "Slump of Slumps"

Scotty ·
Very true article...
Comment

Re: Should I Lease or Buy a Ricoh MP6700SP in New Jersey?

GAR ·
This is an automated response. Your email...
Reply

Re: Can Plotworks print dwg files?

GR81 ·
Sure, now granted it's been a while sense I've install the Ricoh one but it just installed in the "add a plotter" wizard within AutoCAD. The wizard is found in the plotter manager area within AutoCAD.
Reply

Re: New Canon Large Format Systems

Czech ·
Jason, in Canada the IPF models are sold through the dealer channel but in the US they're sold through the consumer channel. I've had a situation too where a customer purchased it in the US for less than my cost. I've had success using those systems to knock out customers who are replacing their toner-based Oce systems. They're expecting to pay $10-20,000 and a Canon inkjet plotter is $2000. There's not always great margins in them but they're a foot in the door to the MFP and supplies.
Member

Mark Fl

Mark Fl
Topic

UniNet to Release Cutting-Edge Digital Label Printing and Finishing Solutions to Grow Your Business at WestPack 2019

Art Post ·
Hawthorne, Calif. – UniNet, a worldwide technology-driven OEM providing on-demand digital print technology, will be presenting its new iColor® 200 and iColor® LF200 at the upcoming West Pack in Anaheim, CA. Taking place at booth #5533, UniNet will showcase the new releases of its digital label printing and finishing system supporting the growth and evolution of the label and packaging industries. UniNet unveils new iColor® 200 Inkjet-Based Desktop Label, Photo, Card, Banner all-in-one...
Topic

Around the Word with Konica Minolta

Art Post ·
KONICA MINOLTA TO EXPAND ITS RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY CAMPUS August 08, 2018 17:14 ET | Source: Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. photo-release "U.S. Representative Josh Gottheimer, 5th Congressional District, joined several members of Konica Minolta's leadership team today in conducting an official ground breaking of a major expansion to the company's Ramsey campus. Pictured are, left to right, John Thielke, executive vice president and chief financial officer; Kay Fernandez, senior...
Blog Post

This Week in the Copier Industry 15 Years Ago, The Second Week in September 2003

Art Post ·
Haha! Something pretty funny in with one of the links below. "Moving closer to the paperless office". This was fifteen years ago. Do you remember the Ricoh C1224? Was a color MFP that had a speed of 12 pages per minute in color and 24 pages per minute in black. Needless to say that Ricoh never informed sales that the copier would go into auto calibrate during a print or copy run for up to minutes! Relive that experience with the threads below Enjoy the threads from 15 years ago this week.
Topic

Web Print Tool on MP W6700SP HELP!

Art Post ·
Below is an email from one of my clients. My service department is telling me this is a limitation of the WEB PRINT TOOL. Can anyone help! Gents, We ran in to another issue last week. Using the web printing tool, we send a set of PDFs to the plotter set to print at 1/2 size. We changed the settings per below. The full size set was 42”x30”. The actual drawings printed ½ size, but the sheet cut at the original sheet size of 42”x30” still making for significant waste. The old plotter...
 
×
×
×
×
×