Front Load Washer Tray

Wasnt sure when I ordered it, whether it was the same tray as used in the PlusTeck 7600iai, but it is!  Handy to have extra trays so I can load one while scanning the other.

After years of constantly having a half ream of paper laying around until the tray ran out, I can now load a full ream at a time. Installation couldn't be simpler, literally remove a couple pieces of shipping tape, then just set the printer down on top of this tray. The printer prompts you for the paper size that is loaded into the tray, and away you go. Couldn't be happier with it.

It does what it was meant to do, and then some, very impressed and excited for the way it prints to the way it scans, and you can load the feed tray while scanning, and it scans page after page without having to micro manage . i am thoroughly pleased

Before, I had to load a tray and wait for it to finish, empty, and start over. Now I can get 2 trays ready while one is being processed. Huge time saver for massive digital slide conversion jobs! I found the best price here and shipping wasn't bad. Well packaged and delivered on time.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I got this workstation to be able to have both my computer keyboard and my synth in front of me when producing, and it does a fantastic job at that. I don't even use the keyboard tray for the keyboard as I find it a bit too low for me so I just use it as extra storage, but the fact there's an upper platform for the screen and such gives me SO MUCH ROOM that I can put both the synth and the computer keyboard in front of me on the main surface. The upper platform is pretty big as well, I can easily fit my 23 screen as well as 2 studio monitors. I was worried it would be a bit cramped there but it's not! And it's pretty deep as well so I still have plenty of room on the top platform to put random stuff there if I need to. I like that there is two possible positions for the upper platform (closer or further back). I put it closer to me because I'm in a pretty small space, but if you have the room, you can put it further back so it opens up a bit more the main surface. It was pretty straightforward to build, only the keyboard tray required me to think a bit but the rest was dead simple. I really like the color, I find that it looks even better in real life than on the photo. Lastly, it shipped and arrived super fast even though it ships from the US (for free!) and I'm in Canada, so that was a great surprise!

One should know that in inputs are different and the operator needs to tell the printer what type of paper, the size, and whether the paper is in the front or back tray. Take your time learning how to use this and it performs wonderfully.

I use the AdaptaDrive inside a Mobile Rack from SNT (125B)* that I have installed in the front of my desktop in a 5.25 bay slot. The Mobile Rack holds a removable/ swappable tray for a 3.5 HDD and the AdaptaDrive converts the tray into holding a 2.5 HDD. I currently have a 1TB HGST Travelstar in the slot and it's working smoothly, quietly and cool. The AdaptaDirive is engineered and constructed superbly and I expect many years of service from it. *The same Mobile Rack is sold by Bytecc (125E).

This is a great printer. I am very pleased with it. It was the easiest printer install that I have ever had. I purchased a second tray. Between the two trays and the front manual feed I have been able to deal with 3 sizes of paper which I do on a daily basis. The print quality is great. The interface is good. I recommend this ubit to anyone.

1. Egonomically a far better machine than the P800. Prints are crisp with color very true to the digital image. Monochromes have a bit more depth than with the P800. The rear sheet loader works effortlessly with margins spot on. The control panel provides useful information to manage the prints. I llike the light that illuminates a print during printing. The front thick stock tray is better than the P800 with quides that keep the stock straight while printing. However, the paper feed of the front tray needs considerable room behind the print when loading. I had the roll adapter behind the printer but had to remove it to accomodate 13 X 19 stock. 2. The initial ink did seem to run out faster than I expected. Also I already had to rep;lace the maintenance box which was a bit finicky. 3. Mating the printer to the roll adapter is cumbersome. Removing the roll adapter from the printer required depressing a latch on both sides of the adapter at the same time while pulling the unit out of the printer. Not easy. The roll adapter connection to the printer is difficult to see from the front of the printer. Roll paper can be heavy and awkward to feed into the printer.