Color Servers for the Xerox DocuColor 8000 Digital Press

With the Xerox DocuColor 8000, you can choose from three color servers. The choice of server will depend on your particular format of operation.

Xerox DSP8000 Color Server: The DSP 8000 is a high speed, flexible and easy-to-use color server. It is the result of Xerox's experience in black and white printing, and their immense color printing and on-demand digital production skills. Inbuilt features like job forwarding, exception-page programming, and Print Manager, make job execution easier. By efficiently managing variable elements and data streams, the DSP8000 handles all kinds of variable information without any signs of effort.

EFI EXP8000 Color Server: There is no easier way to get superior color quality than with the EFI EXP8000 Color Server. The EXP800 has innovative features that directly impact your productivity. Variable data jobs can effortlessly and quickly be produced because of the presence of powerful processors that can RIP even complicated jobs with great efficiency. Consistently brilliant output is achievable and that too irrespective of the user's skill in color management. This is possible because of Extensive ColorWise color management tools.

Creo CXP8000 Color Server: The Creo CXP8000 does more than just provide superior color output. It brings together two great features: color management tools that deliver excellent digital color, and a workflow that integrates well with an unbeatable digital color production milieu. In addition, the CXP8000 also provides variable information solutions that deliver just the right amount of processing and programming power usable for practically any situation.

If you would like to know more about any of these servers or are considering buying or selling a Xerox DocuColor 8000, you can consider JJ Bender.

Purchasing a Copier at Auction

If you're considering purchasing a copier at auction, whether it's a DocuColor 12 or Xerox iGen3, you still need to do your homework to make sure you end up with the right machine at the right price.

Be Informed

Get as much information about the machine. Find out the meter count, or number of copies made on a copier (also known as a click count). Find out if it has any peripherals. Ask when it went off service or if it still is under a service contract.

Location, Location, Location

If you're nearby and there is a prescribed time, look at the machine before purchase. If it's a large purchase you can also set up a proxy or send over a local technician to inspect the copier. If you're too far away, find out the details of where the machine is being stored and what you'll need to do to ship the copier to your location.

Shipping

Find out what the shipping will cost prior to bidding. Many auction houses require you to use an approved method of shipping or move the copier within a prescribed amount of time (usually immediately or seven days from the close of the auction). A Xerox 2060 isn't light by any means and also has to be packed carefully and by someone who knows what they're doing in order for it to survive a cross-country trip.

Payment Terms

The payment terms should be clearly spelled out in every auction. Some auction houses require a refundable deposit to quality bidders while most require payment in full upon completion of the auction. So, make sure you have adequate funds to purchase a copier at auction.
If you're looking for a digital copier or considering a copier auction, please consider talking to JJ Bender.