I've worked on many a pc printer old&new and never run across the term, "fuser oil", Please explain it more and maybe the term is simply another I know. I think all the printers you listed are robust basic laser printers as in nothing too special about them, I just don't see where fuser oil comes in other than maybe larger printer or "document stations" needs.
I tend to like Okidata & HP for real hd applications but all the others will do fine for your 500 prints/month.
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hi there -
I am pretty clueless when it comes to printers/computers and am in need of some help. We are a small business that uses a high quality transfer paper and we are looking for a quality color laser printer (PC compatible) that prints great color + B/W approx 500+ prints a month. BUT...one that still uses fuser oil.
Many of the new printers out there run far too hot and melt the paper before we can even use it. I have a list of several printers that I have been told work great with this type of paper, but I am so very lost and don't want to shell out $ on a so-so printer. I will list a few below if you any comments on them. I would LOVE any input you can provide me - thank you so much!
A few that were listed as ok with my paper:
HP laserjet 1500/2500, HP Laserjet V4/4MV
Epson Acu Laser 1500
Xerox 12; Docu 50 series; 4110; Phaser 8400
Tektronix 74
QMS Magicolor 2+ / 2200
OKI C9300

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