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Can't you put the covers in a different tray and have them run as a blank insert?
We do this routinely on our machines.
You have to pre-print the covers, load them in one of the trays and then tell the machine they are the same weight/finish paper as the guts of the book, so that it wont pause to change temps.
I'm not familiar with the Creo, but with Fiery Impose it's very simple and a blank insert doesn't count as a click so you can make due without the cover inserter.
Example: You put your pre-printed heavy gloss covers in tray 3 and tell the machine it's 60# offset text.
Then load tray 4 with 60# offset text
Set the job to pull a blank cover from Tray 3 and the guts from tray 4
With all of it being 60# offset text
An added bonus is that you eliminate most of the "too many sheets" issues because the machine doesn't know it running cover stock.
I've done this on a KM6500->FS601 and a Ricoh720->Plockmatic without issue
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 Originally Posted by Zwicker Press
Can't you put the covers in a different tray and have them run as a blank insert?
We do this routinely on our machines.
You have to pre-print the covers, load them in one of the trays and then tell the machine they are the same weight/finish paper as the guts of the book, so that it wont pause to change temps.
I'm not familiar with the Creo, but with Fiery Impose it's very simple and a blank insert doesn't count as a click so you can make due without the cover inserter.
Example: You put your pre-printed heavy gloss covers in tray 3 and tell the machine it's 60# offset text.
Then load tray 4 with 60# offset text
Set the job to pull a blank cover from Tray 3 and the guts from tray 4
With all of it being 60# offset text
An added bonus is that you eliminate most of the "too many sheets" issues because the machine doesn't know it running cover stock.
I've done this on a KM6500->FS601 and a Ricoh720->Plockmatic without issue
I have done this on both the C6500/FS601 and C8000/FD506 and it works....
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