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I do this on my GW SCC, I load and walk away, you will have to change to North/South on your address file that you output out of your presort software so it stays in order.

I would talk to your local dealers and see what stock they have in and can put on a CPC service contract. Make sure the machine is rated for running NCR as not all are. The Ricoh 7200 is rated for NCR, but the servicing tech will hate you, which will probably go for any machine. Local dealer...

What is the volume you will be doing? 3000/month?

I have a Rosback 220a that sits in the corner collecting dust if anyone is looking for one. These days I just farm out the bigger perf jobs. If need be I will throw them through the Graphic Wizard if I need custom perfs.

Interesting, I have so many devices that can do "micro" perf but they all suck at keeping the long sheets registered. I just picked up a Formax Atlas AS that I will try perfing on it to see how it goes.

Interesting size, does this get cut down? I have done the same as @MailGuru for large runs, usually for those dang 3 perf 8.5 x 14 jobs.

Sounds just like the Cerner debacle the Veterans Administration is dealing with, goes to show its not just a printing thing.

Mailcom has some sessions on Safety and Security of the mailroom, next one will be in October: Safety & Security

Its a shame that was the best machine they could run a demo on, doesn't sound like it was maintained very well. I to would run away from Ricoh in that area if that is the best they can do.

Wonder if you got a bad batch of toner? Did they vacuum out all the toner and put in new?

Powerpoint with those details: https://postalpro.usps.com/node/7711 Most recent update on Informed Addressing, they have put it on pause: https://postalpro.usps.com/node/12004

Have you tried printing just full screens of each color to see where it shows up and doesn't show up?

You don't mention how Ricoh's service is in your area. That should be a huge factor in your decision, talk to other Ricoh owners and see how service has been and parts availability in your area. Sounds like your already sold on sticking with Xerox.

I wonder if you got old stock? Other thing is we only get hard boxes from PM, I found the soft boxes from PM the envelopes are lessor quality and we had issues with them.

This would explain why you couldn't get it:

Are the feed trays different on the 9200? I thought they were the same. Wonder why it wouldn't work, or is it just Ricoh doesn't want envelopes on the 9200?

Yes, should be available for the 9200 with VCIT trays as well.

Good service is worth its weight in gold when you are down. Does KM offer a program where they will train you how to fix the machine and leave parts onsite? Ricoh does this and it is an absolute game changer for machine uptime if you are handy.

Just curious with the most up to date models, did they fix the issue of ink overspray from full bleed printing getting on the exit belts? Wonder if they made that ink catch tray any bigger. Also have you tried running variable data on it yet?

They have been doing this for a while, just taking it to the next level going directly to the public.