Recent content by X33

that is correct.

hardware is the same, but the software is new. Many things can be improved and corrected with new firmware. The new firmware will address that.

yes, it can be done.

not sure what is the Xerox 7000 ... in the U.S., I would recommend looking at the Xerox 700i or Xerox 770.

* Slow? the Xerox iGen 4 220 can run up to 220 impressions per minute * Paper curls? from the smallest Xerox in the production line, the Xerox 550, the units can now have built-in decurlers that can be adjusted on the fly * Digital paper selection. Small? Every year there are more and more...

Stew, 1. location? 2. what exactly is "drastic" color variation? Do you have a way to measure it? The documentation will tell you the acceptable deltaE.

I would ask Xerox to run some tests. I'm not an iGen expert but if I remember correctly, the way the xerographics work on the iGen allow it to run "crazy" stocks. I think there's something specifically about the way the toner is transferred on to the paper...

that's a very common application: Xerox High Gloss Presentation Folders 12 pt 9.25 x 11.75, 3R12458 - DigiFolders Custom Pocket Folder Kits

Xerox Premium Digital Carbonless paper is in the Xerox 700 Recommended Material List. http://www.xerox.com/downloads/usa/en/supplies/rml/supplies_rml_700_dcp.pdf Choosing the Right Paper Stock or Specialty Paper

correct; use it at your own risk. you should have no major issues. "NCR" and "carbonless" are 2 different things too. The original NCR paper was created for offset printing; digital carbonless paper was created for digital printing.

I'm hearing many of these stories lately ... I'm in the U.S. by the way. I would say read carefully your terms and conditions. No matter what they promised unless it's in writing.

if you buy a car and for some reason it doesn't work, you still have to pay your car loan.

check this out, here are a few Xerox tools about designing for digital printing: https://buy.xerox.com/product.aspx?pid=886 https://buy.xerox.com/product.aspx?pid=58 https://buy.xerox.com/product.aspx?pid=62 https://buy.xerox.com/product.aspx?pid=66

if the postcard is addressed with all the automatic algorithms from the USPS, the pieces may not need to pass by any postal machinery. UV always help; regardless if the piece was printed in digital or offset.

for 200k prints a month, you need multiple Xerox 700 (maybe 3) or a bigger unit like the Xerox DocuColor 8080.