Recent content by GotInk

We have no problem with our KM 6000, filled in every nook and cranny.

For 3k, you're looking at a nice table top air feed folder. Don't even bother with a friction feed.

I wouldn't hesitate getting a 9810 with the t-head. If you're not running anything too fancy and it sounds like you're not, the ab dick is pretty solid. Easy to use, easy to work on. I don't think I'd bother with a 3302 just to do spot color. Like small offset guy said, grab a 9810 that...

Definitely turn your air down. There's so much air in envelopes out of the box, you shouldn't need much, if any to run them. You only need 3 grippers. I usually run the bailer at the 3rd hole, this is on my 360 and 9810. It shouldn't be a common occurrence. It's happens to me every now and...

Contact Count Machinery. Their phone number is (760)-489-1400 I had a similar problem with my head which was the repeat selector. It cost about $100 bucks to fix. Very easy to work with and my head works flawless now. Their shipping address is: 2128 Auto Park Way Escondido, Ca 92029

Just "force print" the damn thing.

Did "something" happen before it started throwing sheets or was this all of a sudden? Are your black rubber rollers forwarding the paper into the press? Also, how cold is it there? Could be a case of static electricity throwing things off.

Are you inking up a plate and then and then making an impression onto the blanket? Is it certain spots or just everywhere? It could be that the blanket is smashed and needs replacing/packing to make it look good or your actual cylinder pressure is off.

Ernie, I've got a couple questions about the app for you. First, when estimating a booklet, do I include the cover in the number of pages? Also, any plans of adding more space to include more paper types? And when calculating, I'm getting NaN after Material Investment, then shows up as $0.00...

Thank you GW, but I ended up sending it to Count to be repaired. Well worth it in my opinion. Cost a little over 100 bucks, and I know it's been checked out by them and it's good to go. I recommend anyone contacting them first. They seem very reasonable and turn around time was really good.

Like the title says, I'm looking for a numbering head for a Count Machine. I have a numbermatic m121. Maybe other heads will work, I'm not sure. Or even the ratchet pawl to fix the head from doubling or even tripling numbers that shouldn't be. Very frustrating and I'm losing an insane amount of...