Recent content by TJPrinter

I have an EBA 550 that has served me well over the years. If you were closer to New York it would be ideal because I'm retiring and will let it go for almost nothing just to get the shop cleaned out. See if someone closer has one for sale, they are great for digital shops, no fancy automation...

Having the option to output the file(s) with or without the static background would be a feature that’s needed. Most rips will process files better when using the build in VDP option of creating a static page and then sending the variable data separately. For me, your speeds of 20,000 records...

I was told this same thing by my Xerox dealer several years ago. I sent them information that “HP Indigo Certified” does not mean that the paper is specifically coated to run on HP Indigo, it means that the paper has been tested and evaluated to meet the standards of the Indigo. Some paper is...

My opinion would be that splitting up large files should be up to the user to decide whether it’s necessary and if necessary, into how many files. Different digital presses and rip combinations will most likely determine what size files don’t slow down production, thus the reason why users need...

Breaking a large data file up would be an extra step no one wants to take. The batch process should be an option in the vdp software. Option 1 within vdp software - single file output Option 2 within vdp software - Multifile Output, then under option 2 another option for records per file Speed...

I don't use 4Over for much anymore but I did login and didn't see any restriction to 500 pieces. That was on 100lb text 4/4 and 14pt 4/4 with uv. Their customer service has never been helpful for me.

It won't be long before Anthropic's Claude Mythos will be able to penetrate even a tin foil hat while you're off grid. It's abilities are very concerning for anything connected to the internet. An offline backup solution for jobs is not really an option, it's a necessity. From Anthropic's own...

This is exactly what I do. Storage is cheap and I always have multiple copies at my disposal if needed.

Take a look at the speeds for coated and heavy stock on the ApeosPro, it's significantly slower than what you have now with the Versant.

Very interesting, I'll have to point this out to my tech. That would be a game changer for me if I wanted to upgrade.

Yes, the PX300 still has the BTR. I don't have issues with color variations or registration on my 280 like others have had though.

The Proficio PX300 would be the replacement for the Versant 280, the Proficio PX500 would be the next level up and you would be correct, it would be overkill for your volume. From a design perspective, it looks as though the PX500 may solve the 2nd BTR problem since it’s now a belt instead of...

I use this version, I don't even need to plug it in to work.

It dries? :)

I think any other brand will run coated paper better than the Versant line. The 2nd BTR problem is unique to Xerox along with the short drum life. Be sure to keep the suction filter clean or replace it often, if not, heat will build up faster and shorten the life of the BTR even quicker.