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[24dude]

so anyone experience these wondering if there was a good source specifically for color imaging units??

let me know

[lkrsardis]

What models?

[24dude]

nec mostly but i think they are bizhub 252,352,452 found a chip inside the drum says c451/650 y drum (usa)

[lostintexas]

http://www.alibaba.c...ca_Minolta.html

The chinese have the market cornered.

[24dude]

nobody in the states has these? i hate dealing with overseas suppliers

[lkrsardis]

You get a fortune cookie with every order.

[24dude]

yeah i got an email from them this morning and they dont make much sense and of course they didnt give any pricing

www.app-china.com

anyone used em before?

[lkrsardis]

I have not but I know some people in the re-charge business and I'l ask around. May take some time, but I'l ask.

[24dude]

hay appreciate it not in a big rush for chips and would rather have contacts here than abroad

[lkrsardis]

http://www.uninetimaging.com/

[lostintexas]

The chinese will priate the shit out of this kind of stuff.

What model are you looking for or are you just looking for generic chips?

You should be able to lacate them through your normal reman contacts.

[24dude]

model specific is bizhub c451 but i am also looking into the 25 and 35 machines. saw a utube video on some resetter device now that would be cool.

[lkrsardis]

Beware of those re-setter thingies. We got one awhile back and it would reset shit.

[V_dragon]

i wish i could remember what the name brand was, but the place i used to work at had an KonicaMinolta image unit chip re-programmer. It was an expensive thing but it would not only reset the IU but change its vendor code. We had good luck resetting them at least twice without even re-building them. All be it, we only used them on non-graphics art customers.

[RRodgers]

24dude, on 02 February 2012 - 10:15 AM, said:

nobody in the states has these? i hate dealing with overseas suppliers

I see a guy run on ad on copytechnet.com I'm pretty sure he's local.

[exrx]

These guys might be able to help, they have a chip center...

http://www.scc-inc.com/

[copyman]

copierchip.com