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this looks interesting Xanté X-16 UV Inkjet Flatbed Printer

7150 would not be stitched. my guess is the lead edge is parallel to the text and the sheet isn't perfectly flat. it's a sign the sheet stick or slips as it moves through the printer, If its consistent in placement from sheet to sheet set for a thicker paper.

I have an 8100 and the the registration for colored paper locks in if you name the color in the paper catalog. I run NCR fine from the large capacity unit but I name it as pink for 3 part and yellow when its 2 part.

substrate customizable? What does that mean and what are you running them on now? look at large format ink jet - Epsons

Putting this together with your other post have you looked into silk screen? It puts down a heavier white. Maybe more description of materials and process you are using would help us, help you.

google?

Alpha by customer wouldn't your folder on big accounts get huge?

grain direction on cover stock could affect this.

What stock are you seeing static on all? Uncoated.

Canon right? I see it every once in a while with my c750. Bad fuser! I have a extra fuser for envelopes on hand. When that type mark shows up it time for a rebuild, with my extra fuser I'm not down.

We have a Riso com color in house, great machine its our everyday office color machine. I run occasional jobs on it even envelopes. Fast cheap but color is only ok. Ran large runs of a customers statements on it for a few years, cheap fast color. Office quality!

The canon, as in any laser printer, would need special laser safe window envelopes = extra expense but I love mine. I print letter and envelope on same machine and can use CW to color match. I hear great things about the 1175 or even 1170 HP heads from any provider and would be looking that way...

When you purchased it did they say it was running or had problems? and sorry but .... change the fuser unit?

We just had our ricoh 7200 fiery hard drive go out. Tec put in a solid state and reinstalled. has been good for about a week now. We only deal with pdf's I don't buy the ps file thing. If one bad pdf doesn't print maybe, but not a months worth.

We are a half size shop one press two shifts most of the year. Our 1996 Komori sprint 6c w/coater is almost dead. If we want to keep the 26 inch size what would be the machine you would choose and why? I would love to hear some real life experiences. Buy another used press? New press (faster...

Kind of like cutting the blanket to leave an "un-coated knockout" for inkjetting.

Buy from the printer A - you get what you pay for

thanks for the update - just hope I remember this if it happens to mine.

I have a 750 and luckily I haven't have this big a problem. But remembering back to an earlier machine (can't remember the exact model) the feed wheels could be put on backwards, the "tred" runs the wrong way to the spin. Can't say for sure this could happen to the 750 but I would have them...

Feed wheels need to be replaced.