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Thanks for the response and your time. So, the technician asked his supervisor to take a look as he said that the laser unit needs to be taken out and dismantled and then it has to be cleaned thoroughly. He will be here with his supervisor in a couple of hours, and I will let you know the...

Thank you very much for the response and the time you have given. So, we select Thick 4 on the setting tab and we usually print 50-70 12x18 in 260-285 gsm art cards with 95% coverage in full colour at 1200 dpi. And, yes, we do agree that it is an abuse of the office grade MFP :-( . We will...

Hi, thank you for the response, however, that cannot be implemented as of now because of the variety of print jobs. However, we will keep it in mind in case of urgent requirements.

Hearty hello to all ! We are encountering a strange problem with our Konica Minolta C 258, wherein, when print on 12x18 inches sheet of 260 GSM, we are getting faded print on one side. I have attached the image in which the left side can be seen with light (faded) colours as compared to the...

Hi everyone, We finally found it ! Here how we did it: 1. We ran the art cards at 125 degrees celsius and at speed of 5 2. We laminated only one side (the front side) and not on the back side 3. We reversed the creasing, that is, the curvature was made on the back side rather than on the front...

@Stickman42 , yes you are right, wiping with alco-swabs would be too time consuming when we are laminating 100-150 sheets of 12x18 inches :( @Alith7 thank you for your reply, however, we cannot set 24-48 hours as our manufacturing is based on "make to order" system. And, we have 24 hours...

Thank you @tngcas, @Stickman42 and @DYP for your tips. I appreciate that a quick solution would be to use the super stick film. However, the super stick lamination film is not available here (we are based in New Delhi, India) . I was wondering, if there is another way to avoid de lamination...

Greetings everybody ! We are new into paper based stationery manufacturing and recently started manufacturing perfect bound notebooks. We are noticing that lamination is coming out from the area near the spine where the edge is formed when notebook cover is turned. Please refer to the...