Not only is it inexpensive, but it can create the PDF and repeat numbers for your NCR copies with ease! Pay them once you use it, you can't go wrong, good suggestion!
Thanks for the response. I was looking for the user MacDaddy to respond to his recommendation for the iJet. He's recommending it, but I'm not sure if he has one or just read about it, or why he's recommending it.
We're in the market for an envelope printer too. The print heads issues are giving...
MacDaddy:
The OP mentions the iJet NXT as having mixed reviews, so I'd be interested in your take on that. We need another option besides our Oki 931; it's a frustrating piece of equipment that we have had for a few years, so we're looking at the iJet product line. Do you have an iJet?
Hello everyone,
We have a Magnus 800 with an autoloader that was jamming when trying to eject slip sheets: the slip sheets were wrapping around the roller. At first, it was every so often, then it turned into a chronic problem jamming every time. This was caused by the roller becoming sticky...
I got an email that had a line at the end of it that said "Think twice before printing this email to save paper" (something like that). I didn't notice it at first, but when I printed the email the only thing that was on the second sheet of paper was the line about saving paper. The line about...
We apply a curve to make the plate linear (our plate/platesetter combo is almost linear right out of the machine), then apply a G7 curve to the individual CMYK plates. We have 3 presses, so 3 different G7 curves for the presses. That's it.
We use "Easy Numbering" V2.3, works well for us and was only $35 when we purchased it. I just looked it up and it's now $45 for version 3.3... still a good value.
Hello chriscozi, it was nice talking to you, sorry I will not be able to help out. You may want to expand on what it is that you need help with. This is a one time service that you're looking to get help with. That may help you find someone that is willing to travel to your shop and help out. I...
Hey Duncan, I'm just using the ink that's left in the cartridges once the Epson says they are "empty". I saved them for a couple years and now I'm using the remaining ink. I break them open, cut the bladder and pour the ink into the refillable cartridges.
Here's a tip to help save some money, and you get what you paid for in the first place.
As a lot of you may have experienced, the Epson 9800 (maybe some of the other models too?) will say an ink cartridge is empty, but when you remove it there is ALWAYS ink remaining in the cartridge. For a few...
We have an Azura C125 rinse gum unit (processor) that is about 4 years old now and we're having a couple problems with it.
First issue is that Agfa changed the chemistry of the TS Gum a while back and since then we're getting a thick blue sludge in our system that is a real hassle to deal...
