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Prinergy can fix files. You will need a preflightplus option to do that. With it you'll have full featured callas preflight engine (well without variables, but still). And for everything else - rba. Imho it's easier, faster and cheaper than moving to different workflow

Yes, we do strip search but in a "semiauto" mode. Which means we adress certain ink zone to search for. Full auto colorbar search never work reliable enough. Not only scanners are fussy. Firmware and colorpilot app itself are fussy and unstable too

It doesn't says anything. Just shows wrong measurements. Like if you put different sheet with different colorbar

We have 6 printing presses equipped with FM19 densitometers. Some of the those densitometeres randomly fail on measuring colorbar if the colorbar starts with 50% Cyan, 50% Magenta or 50% Yellow (System Brunner colorbars) We've tried to address this issue: upgraded firmware for all heads (so they...

Do anyone have experience working with this sheetfed ink? Any pros/cons? Maybe comments?

Delete manifest info from local preps exe file. ​​​​

Kodak Prinergy, yep for start up and running one do not need any programming skills. It's like Scratch for kids compared to real programming but if you want you can always dive deeper, 'cause with RBA it's supa easy — natively it supports visual basic and also you can create your own libraries...

Kodak RBA. With it and some programming skills one can literally automate the whole prepress production step.

So, you put them on the press, or clean with weak ipa solution and then measure "density" of imaged area? Is it some kind of voodoo magic for setting up correct exposure? are you sure you're using correct term "density"? 'Cause plate readers like Icplate from xriite do not measure density -...

Is your "plate densitometer" capable for reading from processles plate?

Why are you doing it by yourself? Your local kodak dealers do not have servicemen?

Kodak Ink Optimizer (Colorflow Pro). No cons if used wisely

Rip is not responsible for color transformation by itself. ICC profiles, conversion options (rendering intent, bpc etc.) and chosen CMS do the conversation.

Prinect's, especially old ones, just like prinergy. They support unpopulated jdf.

Hello Alois, Nah, there is one more - very cute package

Absolutely no negatives, just positives - less blind, better run length, better scratch resistance. One point to keep in mind - test your current deleting markers with them before you switch completely ​​​​

Can anyone share service/operator manual for PP5003N machine?

I think that smaller deviation for ManRoland 900 is due to bigger ink train and maybe better oscillators. Larger deviation for our 700 is due to not-the-best roller condition :) Regarding your data — IMHO, normal density variation during run is 0.08 D across the sheet You won't see difference...

Could you tell us what uniniformity on press sheet tail to head you're trying to achieve? In my experience 0.08-0.10 D is fine for ManRoland 700 and 0.05-0.08 D is fine for ManRoland 900. in any case you should probably add to your checklist rollers condition both ink and dampening