2105 volume | Print4Pay Hotel

Boston MikeModerator VIP

I have a customer doing 300K-350K per month....will the 2105 handle this on a 36 month lease? It is just simple straight copies with some stapling.

If not, reccommendations would be appreciated.

They have a Xerox 5800 doing that now but dying quick.

I was thinking 2 90's with connect copy but the customer would like the one machine if possible.

Thanks,
-=Mike=-

7/9/035:57 PM

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spressomonElite P4P'er

We were just launched by Ricoh in our offices last week on this product. They said the system is rated at 600,000 copies per month (they told us they have seen them do 800,000 without a hitch but couldn't provide that specification). So if you use the rule of taking 50% of mfgs monthly rating and going 36-months you, based up on what we learned about the 2105, should be fine.

7/9/037:21 PM

Scott HollowayElite P4P'er

We have many of the previous models doing well above 300k per month and performing like champions. I believe you can have complete confidence in the 2105 ability to satisfy this customers needs.

Good luck,

Scott

Old GloryMaven VIP

I would do the deal but would also feel better about two 1090's.

Art Post (Guest)

Perfect volume for the 2105's or the 2090's. These are fantastic systems!

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