FS: Fuji Pictrography 4000

JohnEvans · #1 02-01-2007, 05:20 PM

I bought this last year and never used it nor plugged it in. It was working when I purchased it. It has the analyzer and an 11" roll of donor paper. As it weighs more than 220lbs /110kgs, shipping is not recommended.

ChrisPerry · #2 02-02-2007, 01:41 AM

Where are you located?
Got an asking price?

JohnEvans · #3 02-05-2007, 12:29 AM

I am in Indiana. It is currently also on eBay atarting at $500. I would like to get about $1000 which is what I paid for it.

ChrisPerry · #4 02-05-2007, 11:09 AM

$1000? Now you tell me! I figured you'd want $4000 or so.
I'm not sure I want a printer like that, but the price is tempting, and depending on where you are in IN it's not far. My BIL lives in Ft Wayne.

I hope this doesn't sound stupid, but there are no stupid questions, right? How big is it, as in dimensions?

Is it feasible to print 4 to 10 prints at a time, or is this something that is better suited to running 100 at a time?
What about consumables - source, cost?
From what google will find for me, all one has to do is change the water?
Apparently one can change cartridges for different size prints - but I can't find any more info than that online. Got a link to a manual for it or more info?

JohnEvans · #5 02-05-2007, 11:47 AM

Remember that I have not used a Fuji but from what I understand, it is just like another digital printer inthat you can print mutiples, combinations or singles. The combinations (like 1 5x7 & 2 4x5) would be of the same image. If you wanted 4 different 4x5, I would put them on a single 8x10. The printer will handle 12", 11" 10" and smaller meterial. There is even some material like Duratrans which intrigued me. It is about 37" high by 25" by 23". I have the manual and analyzer. Since Fuji is still around, you can get info and help from them. My Sienna printers are much older, scarcer and only serviced by 2 people in the country.
I am in Atlanta, IN which is about 1 1/2 hrs from Ft Wayne.
765-292-2797