Our company was offered one of these machines at a really good deal and I was looking for other users experiences, good and bad.

Quality, speed, rip performance and such.

We currently run very little black and white work and it is done of a high quality color machine so I'm wondering how close the quality will be exactly to this.

thanks

Gregory

Though I haven't worked with the 9110 myself I can say the following:

The E125 is great. We are in a similar situation, very little bw printing and previously all done on color equipment. The quality is good and the reliability of the machine is phenominal.

I had the opportunity to see output from the DigiMaster in early 2000 (I do not know which model) compared to Xerox DocuTech 6100 and 6180 output and it was by far better.

Good Luck.

I had worked on a couple of Digimaster 9110's for a couple years before working for another company that has 2 of the ImageRunner 110s(same machine different reseller-Canon) These machines are work horses. The uptime on them is very good. Are you going to get the booklet maker too? Nice machine to work on and user friendly. Kodak used to have a program where they would train the operators to change alot of the parts, such as the loop, dev., etc. Canon does not want the operators to touch the machines.
Digi is a good deal.


Thanks,
Don

We have the e125 which is the newer model of the 9110 and I have been throughoutly impressed with it.

Able to do overprint offset work and glossy substrates are a big plus compared to the rest.

Rip speed is great, functionality is good, interface is a bit to get used to but fully functional.

It is a workhorse, it just runs and runs. Little or no maintence over long runs, service is really knowledgable on it.

It supports all of the XRX (docutech) commandset of postscript commands plus Kodak's equivalent KDK commands to control output so you can move hand written postscript over with ease. Handled a 4 stock multiple tray pull job for us flawlessly.

Can print on tabs including mylar tabs which is huge, and they actually fuse on the mylar, go figure.

Best of all, you aren't limited to Kodak paper, oh wait they don't sell paper It will run almost anything, we run a lot of junk copy paper through it and it performs like a champ. Can easily switch to 80lb cover and run that too.

Gregory,

What did you decide? Did you go with one? What did you think of the machine?