Ricoh Pro 8120 with Booklet Finisher & Trimmer

Watch the Ricoh Pro 8120 make booklets and trim with ease.

[@polytontoner1557]

We are producing toner for this model

[@baseballguy2001]

It might be more demonstrative if instead of inserting pre-printed pages, the device would print the booklet and maybe insert the covers. It's a much more real-world print job.

[@markdecker6190]

These machines run at rated speed no matter what the weight of the stock is. This is achieved by heating up the fuser to a higher temperature for heavier stocks and cooling it back down for lighter paper stock. So if you had a job with a mix of normal and heavy cover stock when it gets to the point of feeding a cover it would stop, take 20 or so seconds to heat up the fuser, feed that one piece of cover stock, cool down for another 20-30 seconds and then continue on. This process would repeat itself for every copy set, not very productive. By pre-printing the covers and putting them in the post-fuser inserter the machine doesn't have to pause for the temperature changes.

[@mulukusimushi1482]

great machine

[@user-zq1vz2jl7p]

hello have you a video how to change his fuser web

[@robertschneemann3164]

Nice blury video cant see a thing

[@markdecker6190]

My guess is they shot it at a lower resolution in order keep the file size smaller, and easier to upload.

[@biranteba3253]

Ricoh et meilleur

[@zouhirjaafari7672]

Yes

[@ameermuhammed4627]

It's very fast. How many times in a minute?

[@markdecker6190]

135ppm (65 duplexed pgs/min) based on 8.5x11".

[@markdecker6190]

That model was rated at 110 single-sided pages per minute, based on 20# bond 8.5x11".

[@Impaled_Onion-thatsmine]

Fast but not offset fast machine over heat and ink leak on the floor?

[@mrtranminh2009]

OMG 😱😱😱

[@user-lo7fm6sz2p]

رقم وتس اب

[@baburaamesha]

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