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Look for the 15000c to start showing up on the used market. It was first on the market in 2019. You will also find it branded as the MCS Merlin K146. When the 55000c hits the street, I think there will be many upgrading and that will push more 15000c into the used market.

You could maybe experiment with a Kyocera 15000c. Does NOT have white. Must print on uncoated or treated paper. About $200k. NOT YET RELEASED is the Kyocera 55000c, which uses infrared technology for "instant" ink curing. Price unknown.

Coated or uncoated sheets?

Which is why caution is needed when considering IR reactive security features. If someone can use a digital press to duplicate it, how secure is it? Obviously, the effectiveness depends on the value of what you are securing. In fact, for $60 you can get an HP compatible IR ink cartridge. We use...

Perhaps you could speed things up more by creating plug-ins for various imposition systems that would create the profile (for those that can import a profile) and eliminate the need for manual entry?

Additional note: When I try to reprint the individual pages from the original merge file, they have the same result. So, I'm convinced it's in the file, not the Fiery. Now I need to figure out what to change. Perhaps it is an issue with font information.

Variable. Some only the address info at top. Others the entire letter, but variable on stub at bottom was there. A couple were missing the letter, however the underlines from the letter printed.

Are we talking manual imposition? I could have used that 30 years ago when stripping book signatures.

Yes. Perfect.

Yes, be careful. There are a few good inks out there. There are also some that can clog your printhead. Unfortunately, your sources are limited in NZ. It's best to read reviews carefully and learn from others. I would not use Epson or any other ink not specifically designed for that printhead. I...

We just started using PDF/VT, printing to a Ricoh 9100 with E-83 Fiery. The PDF/VT file looks perfect and prints, except we get occasional pages that are incomplete. Out of 7,500 pages there were about 13 that were incomplete. The variable consists of 2 master art layer options and 5 letter...

Way too high for the Epson. Your best cost per click with a small investment in equipment is going to be toner based. Keep in mind that most clicks on toner machine are for A3, so you are typically around .0025 USD per A4 running 2-up.

Not necessarily a better copier, just more suited for the task. To be specific, book printers use the varioPRINT line. This is technology from Océ that uses less heat and more pressure. It produces print that looks close to offset. I assume that the lower heat is a factor as well. That said, you...

If you really want to go with inkjet over toner, I would recommend an Epson Workforce Enterprise Monochrome printer. Much higher quality print than Riso Comcolor. If you aren't doing color, don't pay for a color machine. Not as fast as Comcolor - 100ppm. Most book printers use Canon monochrome...

These disadvantages refer to Risograph prints, not Comcolor inkjet.

Must have been before voice changing software. You would be surprised to find how many CEOs (Chief Everything Officers) answer in a different voice and transfer the call to themselves if it's someone they want to talk to. I knew a radio DJ that worked at two sister stations under different on...

Used is used. No guarantees. There are many Kingsley machines on eBay, some definitely better than others. Many with returns - even free returns - and from top rated sellers.

Yep. He's definitely been busy.

I rarely used Pantone build numbers. Always had to adjust. I could almost always beat the bridge book. Also, try mixing 8XX flourescent colors into your primaries to make things pop.

Look for four dots in a square pattern below the color. That indicates that a reasonable match of the color IS ACHIEVABLE using CMYK. If those dots are not present, then you will not be able to match that color with CMYK.