Konica Minolta Bizhub 554 / 654 / 754 (e-Series) Fusing Fixing Film – Japan Compact (PN7132)
Product Overview Maintain the elite performance of your high-speed multifunction printers with the Japan Compact PN7132 Fusing Fixing Film. This fuser sleeve is engineered specifically for the Konica Minolta Bizhub 554, 654, and 754 (including the "e" series), which operate at speeds up to 75 pages per minute.
The PN7132 Japan grade is widely considered the industry standard for high-speed fuser rebuilds. It features a high-density base material and a reinforced PTFE non-stick coating, allowing it to handle the rapid thermal cycling and heavy pressure characteristic of production-level office equipment.
Key Features:
- Japan-Made Durability: Sourced from premium Japanese materials to ensure the film does not warp, wrinkle, or tear under the extreme conditions of a 75ppm engine.
- High-Speed Thermal Stability: Optimized for the rapid heat-transfer requirements of the A2X0R71011 fuser unit, ensuring a permanent bond of toner to paper even on heavy stocks.
- Anti-Static & Non-Stick: The superior outer coating prevents "toner offset" (ghosting), keeping your prints clean and reducing the frequency of paper jams.
- Cost-Efficient Maintenance: Restore your expensive fuser assembly by replacing only the fixing film, significantly lowering your maintenance costs while maintaining OEM-level quality.
Specifications:
- Product: Fusing Fixing Film / Fuser Sleeve
- Grade: Japan Compact (PN7132)
- OEM Part Reference: A2X0R71011 / A2X0R71000
- Compatibility:
- High-Speed Series: Bizhub 554 / 554e
- High-Speed Series: Bizhub 654 / 654e
- High-Speed Series: Bizhub 754 / 754e
- Condition: New (Premium Japan Grade)
Technician’s Maintenance Tip:
The Bizhub 654/754 series exerts massive pressure on the fuser film. When installing the PN7132 film, it is vital to inspect the Lower Pressure Roller for any flat spots or surface peeling. Even a high-grade Japan film will fail prematurely if the pressure roller is uneven.
Critical Step: Ensure you use Original High-Temperature Fuser Grease. Apply it sparingly and evenly across the heating element to allow the film to rotate freely at high speeds, preventing "Drive Error" codes or "Fuser Scuffing."
