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At my last job we had a Morgana DocuCreaser manual creaser, I see that Morgana discontinued this unit and are only selling a powered version. Does have an alternative recommendation? We need it primarily for laminated dust jackets. with paper being so unpredictable we're running on heavier than...

@jwheeler one more thing. Make sure you can slide your stack under the safety lights onto the wing tables. The picture of the triumph makes it look like the safety lights are at table height and that would suck.

I've had good experiences with Challenge, a previous employer is still running their Challenge 305 programable from the late 90's. I like having an air table but, unless I'm cutting a lot of material I don't notice if it's not available. In a perfect world I'd rather a 30"(30.5) over a 26 inch...

The KM1 uses its own proprietary RIP. Thanks for the link. I sent it on to my coworker. We'll give the chips a shot.

In our ongoing KM1 Drama the techs have made the following recommendation. Optimize the problem PDF's and use the setting "Make Compatible with: Acrobat 10 and Later" The challenge is to incorporate this into our workflow for all job. This option isn't available in Indesign or Distiller. It's...

We've had a few jobs recently that are not printing correctly on the KM1. When we moved the jobs over to our Ricoh 9110 the issue persisted until we checked the "Adobe PDF Print Engine Preferred" box. Then the job printed fine. That little check box has bailed my butt out a lot over the years &...

I'm sending you a DM with the email address to look for now.

Yes we do. I just confirmed.

Sorry for the long title. We have a variety of documents that we want to separate out into individual pages. Each document is several thousand pages. Ideally here's what we'd like to do. 1 rename each page label with the folio name. The folios names are not consistent but, the placement on the...

Let me know if you need a differen angle. I'll be here for a couple of hours. Ray

Primarily Pro-Digital. It's sold by BW Wilson in PA.

At our place it's usually a dull knife & cutting through spongy stock like 50 or 60# opaque. Edit: Looking at this cutter, I ran a similar one from Morgana. The clamp is electric not hydraulic & is not that strong. Start with smaller lifts.

I use an Aircare at home. Mine is a big bucket with 4 wicks. It works great in a split level 1500sq ft home. It doesn't have a fill bottle, you just pour water in the top. It's a lot easier than the units with bottles.

I've never had great success doing this. You have a rigid spine made even more rigid with the addition of stitches.

They're designed for folded signatures. We use a smaller version at our offset plant. They run 16 page signatures collate & stitch them so, a 32pg book is only 2 pockets. The signature have to be pre-folded. They're not designed for digital and small format presses obviously. Edit They are also...

The processing occurs ar the digital front end. With a production machine you can add a lot of horsepower to your processing with a bustled or external controller. It's going to speed up processing time a lot.

We run almost exclusively 12 inch wide or 13 inch wide. We have two fuser and switch out as needed. When we get a weird size like an envelope we smooth the belt after the job.

If the clear toner as the 7110 it is not comparable to spot UV. Even with the density at maximum it's doesn't stand out like a traditional UV or varnish.

I've never seen that happen with Fusion & Impose. Has anything changed in the software chain? Any software updates? Have you tried using a different export setting like PDF VT? Our workflow is to export the files from fusion already imposed & then print at the Fiery.