Created: October 27, 2013 12:33 pm by Admin
Modified: July 21, 2017 10:19 am by Admin
Modified: July 21, 2017 10:19 am by Admin
March 1984: Xerox 9900 duplicator with computerized programming, that enhanced productivity for central reproduction offices or commercial printers.
Did you know? The design name of the Xerox 9900 was Excaliber
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4 x 3 / 14 x 10
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I loved this machine. Was ACT trained under the threat of scratching the belt during pumicing and cleaning would lead to job termination. Lol I never damaged one, hated cleaning those croutons tho! Looked forward to the 5090 and those organic disposable belts!!!
I have a feeling that the guy in the photograph is Dan Rosenburg one of the Human Factors Engineers based in Rochester NY
Of all the machines I serviced during my Xerox career I enjoyed working on this one the most. If my memory is correct Mellon Bank downtown Pgh had one and ran 1 million copies a month. month in month out.
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I joined Xerox as a PST working on 1045’s and was promoted to FST a year later. I remember going to Leesburg for training on this and the other centralized products (9400 & 9500). I loved working at Xerox back then (1984 – 1996).