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Who makes table top roller transport paper processors?
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Sam Carleton
Apr 19, 2002, 3:08:36 PM4/19/02
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I am looking for a table top roller transport system to process prints.
I don't know what size I want to max out at yet. The one thing I know
is that dry-to-dry is important. I know about the different brands that
Jobo has on their web site, but what are the other options?
I don't know what size I want to max out at yet. The one thing I know
is that dry-to-dry is important. I know about the different brands that
Jobo has on their web site, but what are the other options?
Sam
Sam Carleton
Apr 19, 2002, 3:22:08 PM4/19/02
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Footnote, I do know I want to be able to process roll paper, say 21 feet
long.
long.
Evan Evans
Apr 19, 2002, 8:29:48 PM4/19/02
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Kreonite makes several types of print processors. They have a web site at
www.kreonite.com. There is also a place in Bixby, Oklahoma called Dunning
Photo www.dunningphoto.com that sells several different brands of
used/rebuilt print processors.
www.kreonite.com. There is also a place in Bixby, Oklahoma called Dunning
Photo www.dunningphoto.com that sells several different brands of
used/rebuilt print processors.
I've used the Kreonite before and they are very good.
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Mike King
Apr 23, 2002, 12:22:39 AM4/23/02
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Last time I looked Beseler was selling Thermophot, their dry to dry machines
are very nice but quite expensive IMHO for the volume you can run. I would
suggest a used Kreonite, they make a machine they call a tabletop, you need
a rather sustantial table but they also make a nifty base to hold the thing.
I saw one sell locally five years ago for $150.00. Hope also good, Kreonite
bought them out.
are very nice but quite expensive IMHO for the volume you can run. I would
suggest a used Kreonite, they make a machine they call a tabletop, you need
a rather sustantial table but they also make a nifty base to hold the thing.
I saw one sell locally five years ago for $150.00. Hope also good, Kreonite
bought them out.
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Denny
Apr 23, 2002, 1:51:13 PM4/23/02
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Go look at the prices for used Keronite.... $1,500 to $30,000
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Mike King
Apr 25, 2002, 9:26:31 AM4/25/02
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Your looking in the wrong place! My neighbor bought one from our local
college for $150.00 had to put another $150 into new socks for the top
rollers and repairs--mostly tightening hose clamps replacing hoses, etc.
And filters for the pumps. And I don't feel than $1500 is too bad
considering what you get either.
college for $150.00 had to put another $150 into new socks for the top
rollers and repairs--mostly tightening hose clamps replacing hoses, etc.
And filters for the pumps. And I don't feel than $1500 is too bad
considering what you get either.
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