Advantages: Reliable, Heavy Duty, Industrial Style Printer Disadvantages: Spare Parts are hard to obtain
We maintain 20 of these printers for one of our customers, and the printers function very well. They are reasonably reliable and do take some hard use, because of the Metal Cover they will stand up to some fairly robust treatment. The main disadvantage with the Printers from my point of view is both the cost and availability of spare parts in the UK.
Firstly the spares are generally on a lead time of anything from 2 to 6 weeks, and many suppliers have a minimum order value of £100. The exchange cost of a Main Logic PCB is £250 which in itself is not expensive but there is no repair option.
Although I like the functionality and the rugged design, the spares issue in this country is an issue. ...
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