TheSwamp
CAD Forums => CAD General => Topic started by: PDJ on October 28, 2004, 01:02:09 PM
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We're looking at getting a new HP 5550 in 42" format. I need input from you guys. Are you using something better and/or faster?? We've got an estimate from a local rep for $11,895.
We currently have an HP 1055 and we'll be moving that to one of our remote field offices. There's a few drawings we have where that has become too slow for us. Basically, we're looking for a faster and larger plotter.
Hit me with your digits!!
I need this quick sooooo.. T-Bear, put down the donut, Dent, ummm, stop looking at that website, Mark, quit diggin in the back yard!!
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We are using a KIP6000 it produces 8 pages a minute and is capable of E size drawings. The paper tray for catching the plots leaves alot to be desired so I took the one that came with the plotter (like the first day) and the one that came with the scanner, cut 'em up with bolt cutters and rebuilt a tray that would suit my needs ... The boss nearly lost his mind until I showed him how my design was much better ...
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you're getting the best, don't worry about the rest! you can always find "cheaper" than HP, but you will NEVER find "better" than HP.
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Dent, I'll not tell Paul how much stock you have in HP OK...
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We got the baddest thing sinced sliced bread (and about as old too). We use an HP 650C. About 10 years old and produces a whopping 12 E1's (30x42) in one hour. Whew! I new that was gonna blow you away. Top that!
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He's not only the PRESIDENT of HP, he's a member.. Is that whacha mean Keith??
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Yep...and spokesman too I think
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As long as he doesn't pose as a spokeswoman!
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Does it need to be color
We just bought a Oce TDS400 - Works great - ours is B?W but you can get a color one. This is also a scanner.
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Color is a must have.. These telecom guys like to see the colors...
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Just get the newest OCE there is!
They are Sweet and you will never have to switch paper for differant sizes.
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SOrry had to get my 100th post!!!!
WOOOHOOO!!!
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Go AVCAD. Next stop: 200.