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Sounds like an adjustment that can be made in your settings. Optimize for speed would be the first place to start. Then there should be an NVM that can be changed where it won't adjust so often.

I appreciate it! Although id feel bad because I currently wouldn't know when I could ship it back to someone as it doesn't seem like stock is even available. And id hate for someone else to run out because they shipped some to me!

Versant 3100 and we are located in the Midwest

So I have been waiting on a shipment of toner now for 3 weeks and the order still hasn't been processed. Ive been in contact with our local rep and he has been working on it, but I keep getting emails from the escalation teams that the toner hasn't been released yet and there's no stock to...

We’ve been waiting for 2+ weeks on our toner. Down 1 each for our versant

2 undershirt sleeves if you are driving in the middle of no where and know you wont make it to the next town. At least that's what a friend told me.....

I think your process is a little wrong. You should find a laminator that will flush cut. Fujipla 3222 I think is a small shop type system. Might be a little slow for your application. A d&K with knife would be ideal. But you should print the 13x19 sheet, laminate and then cut out the cards. I...

Watched a quick video on both. Just from watching I would go with the Bourg. The Horizon looked painstakingly slow and it required 2 passes and was not an automatic cover feeder. On our Digibinder we have to manually put on the covers but it is a single pass. When you get in a groove it can go...

We do this with 5.5x8.5 books but never with 8.5x11. Granted we now have the inline slitter to do full bleed but I feel like this would be a big slowdown of production and not as useful for money. Toner getting laid on paper is what creates the value. we've never really had a problem with spines...

Im not familiar with Ricoh, but it sounds like someone doesn't know what they're talking about on Ricoh's end about the machine not being able to differentiate between jobs. Thats a load of crap. We run mixed color and b&w on our Versant 3100 all the time and never have an issue. Actually just...

We bought a Sterling Digibinder a few years back. We are happy with the purchase. Like you it does sit for weeks at a time without being fired up and we haven't had a problem so far with that. We have done coated stocks and uncoated with their glue and haven't had a problem with pages pulling...

Do you have the 2 sided trimmer with the buffer module? If you do it should run at rated speed. If you don’t have it then it will decrease production dramatically. Our old 1000i with production booklet maker was slow with it. Our 3100 runs fast because the buffer module allows it to keep running...

I would fold each sheet then collate them if its just 10 booklets. That way you know the exact spine placement when using the long arm stapler and will have a flatter laying book. We used to have a problem with a booklet maker missing staples every now and then. We kept a long arm around just to...

That makes sense as well. I know we go through drums like crazy sometimes. But our tech's haven't asked about our toner batches. Im living life on the edge right now with no drums on the shelf. When I need one ill be on the horn complaining since my last order is still backordered form almost a...

We heard from Xerox and there is a national shortage of drums right now. Our orders haven't been shipping out of them for the last 3 weeks or so. They said there were a batch of drums that were destroying developer housings. Idk if this batch was limited to the US or not, but I would say even if...

Was looking to perf 24lb bond. Looks like the 615 is rated for 30lb and up. So guess its a no go. The crease master plus is rated for 14lb and up so I might have to just go with that.

Thanks for the info. I don't have one currently, we run a weekly perf job that we purchase pre-perfed paper. We'd like to get an SCC to handle it and then automate book cover scoring. The person selling it also said their in house tech said it can perforate. So I'm guessing it does unless I got...

Hey guys, does the 615 perforate? I know the 616 has a unit to do so, and that the 615 is the older version of it. I called Duplo sales and he said that the 615 would perforate but he didn't instill much confidence in his answer to me. Im sure many on here are using or have used the 615 so just...

I use Pro-Digital from MidLand Papers. I believe its made in South Korea. Runs great on my 3100. Not the highest quality paper but never had a customer complain or want a different stock.

We had trouble getting 70lb gloss text for about a month. We use Mid-Land paper and they had a bunch of stuff just waiting in the shipping docks waiting to be unloaded that was causing a backup. We use their Pro-Digital stuff. it runs great, price is great and quality is pretty good. never had a...