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We send PDFs (impose PDFs from Prinergy) to the Fiery on our Ricoh 9200 all day long. The only issues we have had are, the Fiery doesn't always honour overprints correctly, meaning we have to strip out Prinergy's trapping and re-trap on the Fiery (Indigo has no problem with Prinergy trapping)...

Here in Australia, back in the days before GST, when sales tax was payable at the last wholesale point of sale, artwork, typesetting etc including film negatives or positives were none taxable as they were considered to be an aid to production, therefore not sold to the customer. As a result, we...

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No, it doesn't affect every printer in the world, only those who are trying to get by without a proper workflow. Perhaps it's time to move on to a DFE which will impose, separate, screen and output your files and give you much more control than you get by printing separations from a desktop...

Are you reading density from the plate or the printed sheet? The latent image on a DoP (Develop on Press) plate may not accurately reflect the value of the image on the exposed emulsion. Best practice is to read the image on a printed sheet with exactly the same paper and press conditions for...

You're quite correct, my brain somehow was thinking 340% instead of 240%, of course the recommended TAC for coated paper on heatset is 300%

240% is pushing the limit for heatset web. Too much ink can literally cause a fire in some cases.

Just add 40% cyan behind the solid black areas

I believe this is the same feeder as the Ryobi 52DI. We used to have one of these, but none of the operators are still here. Our machine was purchased through Cyber who are the Ryobi agents in this region, you may have more luck contacting them, RMGT or GSNA http://www.cyber.com.sg/index...

Once there's an image on the blanket, technically you could damage a specific area because you can see where on the blanket that section of image is being transferred.

This sounds like a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory, if you had physical access to the machine, yes, of course you could hit the blanket with a hammer, but as soon as the pressroom foreman saw it, he would stop the run and ask the operators to replace the blanket, so such sabotage would most likely...

The Magnus 400 reached end of service life on 1st January this year Kodak will no longer provide parts or service on these machines. You may be able to purchase a donor machine for spare parts at a low price.

I was referring to the method by which they are mounted rather than the structure of the blanket material.

This should give you some idea of what a newspaper press blanket looks like, they are quite different to a sheetfed offset blanket Goss Blanket change

Take a look at Remote PC, all the functionality of Teamviewer and more at a fraction of the price.

In Preps, go to License Manager (Ctrl or Cmd + U) and make sure your licence server is set correctly, this can be either the IP address or NetBios name.

We still have a 2007 G5 Mac Pro running Retrospect to access old tape libraries Also have 2 2012 iMacs a 2020 iMac and a new Mac Mini

Job Tickets: We have spent 30+ years designing and refining our factory job tickets to make them as accurate and unambiguous as possible. The job ticket has an overall description of the job at the top, including size, number of pages, printed process/mono/Pantone etc, binding, distribution and...

First, obvious check is that the Magnus is powered on (main power and yellow buttons) You should have 2 ethernet cables in the back on the PC One should go to your network switch, the other should go direct to the Magnus Check that cables are connected both at the back of the PC and in the...

That's the preferences window in Preps, so Preps needs to be open first. The folder locations should not prevent you from opening Preps, but if they are, you need to edit the config file