What is the print speed range for PLA (average mm/sec to max mm/sec). For example does this print the same as their other machines at 60mm to 150mm/se
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It is possible for it to print at high or even medium speeds, but it will do so very poorly.
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No one can answer that. It is not a time issue but how many photos do you print. On the fine setting on our printer it will print about 30 to 40 8x10's . . . of course it varies depending on what colors are needed the most, what ever the major color of your print, that is what goes the fastest.. . . . The xl's last almost twice as long as the regular cartridge. Blacks last the longest. Cyans go the quickest of color inks. But, it all comes to quality. . .these are the best. Keep an extra or two on hand.
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These are specs: These are the max weight & thickness media this printer can handle. 60 to 280 g/m² (roll/manual feed); 60 to 220 g/m²(input tray). Up to 11.8 mil thick. It's pretty accurate, I pushed to test with 300 g/m² and did not work.
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I definitely know that this printer scans 120 film, and really well too. (i don't own one, ive just been researching quite deeply on this topic for a while). The question i want to know is, does this printer come with all of the attachments so you can scan 120 and 35mm film? I want to make sure of this before i buy it.
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Not sure I can answer this question well. As I have not done a great volume of printing with this machine yet, but it appears to be pretty decent so far.
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I am sorry that I cannot answer your question. I sold the Epson printer seven months ago, and all I can say now is that the printer's performance did not meet my expectations. Perhaps it works well for others. Good luck.
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Hello Jana, I hardly use my printer, so it is hard for me to answer your question. I hope your find your answer.
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I have no idea, this is the first time I have used this supplier. I am a small user and probably only have printed about 100 pages so far and it has worked well.
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The hot end included with this printer is a 1.75MM hot end. You can print with 1.75 PLA or 1.75 ABS (though with ABS you would likely want to use a heated bed as well). To print with 3.0MM filament (PLA or ABS or whatever) you will need to buy a 3.0 hot end.
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I did research and I believe that Lexmark p205 printer use 100, and not 150. I use 150 for Lexmark p515 printer.
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From the time you tell it to print less than a minute. I timed mine after it completely sent and it was about 36 seconds.
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Good question, I do not know the answer to that because I have only had the printer for 2 months but it was the reason why I will never buy another Epson printer. This printer so far functions wonderfully. Really love it.
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this is a network printer . with 650 sheet try paper - 37 ppm speed - it should be ok - how many page do you print a day ? how often
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Hey, I would also be interested in this fact. It would be very nice, if somebody, who already has it, could look onto the external power converter of the printer. There should be written the voltage and heart range... That meens for Europe: 100-240V and 50-60H... Well thank you for an answer.-marc
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Thank you Helen for the doing leg work. Am in the market for up to date printer. Did look at specs and didn't answer my question either.
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This isn't exactly a straightforward question to answer because the printer does not ship with its own software, instead it can be run by many open source software packages - and the software used to run the printer has a drastic effect on part quality. If you don't mind printing the same part multiple times and iteratively adjusting the 3d model it I'm sure you could end up with something that is workable no matter which software you were running. That being said I don't think it would be great at printing a gear that was less than 10mm in diameter, but this is true of most fdm printers. Also PLA might not be an ideal material for gears, if possible I would make them out of nylon and if that was not avalible I would go with ABS. That doesn't mean you can't use PLA for gears, you could, but they might need to be replaced often if it's a torque application.
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These lasted about 6 months. We only used the smaller versions when we first bought the printer and I can't remember how long they lasted - but it wasn't very long at all. Sorry I can't give a direct comparison. I would say our printer use is moderate to high.