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I am currently in the process of collecting quotes and specs for a new plotter/copier system for our shop. Considering specifically the KIP 3000 or the OCE TDS-320 systems. Anybody have any experience with either of these? Any input or other recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
We have not moved to the digital age yet. However, I am looking at a new Oce TDS320 (approx $17K), or a slightly used Oce TDS400 (approx $11K). That is why I started this thread, to gain some info for the decision.
Got it in last week. I have the two roll unit. Copying is straight forward and works great. Its easy to scan stuff in. It gets saved to the HD on the machine and then you have to pull it off to your PC to save it.
I really haven't been plotting a lot. Little time to warm up and then spits them out pretty quick once it gets started. I sent a 39 sheet DWF and it took forever to start. 'bout 15 or more minutes processing, but then just spit them out quickly.
The requester software needs work, little clunky. Interface could be better.
Its great for a job site. I can scan drawings and send them into the office. I'll keep on it and report back on how it goes.
I haven't used the KIP 3000 myself but have a friend who uses one everyday and has had lots of problems with system lockup and the paper not stacking. So I agree buy the Oce
our KIP 6000 gets a 'massage' from it's Kip service guy about once a week. I'm prettywell over it...... hope the boss didn't pay alot for it, it was here before I was. My old place had 4 xerox's (8825, 8830, 8850) and an HP color machine that was georgeous, but restrictived so I can't comment on it's quality as I never used it. The xeroxs got abused by about 400 people every day, and they hung in great. Seperate scanner, I'm sure they paid dearly for the plot room setup, but on the user end it was great.
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