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I have 3 FreeFlow driven DC5000APs. Short answer, there are some problems to be aware of. #1 Free Flow was originally shipped with the DTP 20 Spectrophotometer. That is no longer made by XRite and is near end of life so recertifying it is next to, if not, impossible. (Most people don't know...

I've never heard that grain direction and UV mean anything... I have a 21" (TecLighting) and we always feed on the short edge first of the 12x18. Unless you have a mechanical feeder, getting it perfectly square is almost impossible during feeding. I'd go with the TecLighting any day over a...

I know it's not what you want to hear, but.... We got rid of our Xerox 1000 after 45 days of problems and went back to the Xerox 5000 platform. They are rock solid comparatively... Didn't see that particular problem, but ours went back due to banding in the halftones. (40-60% coverage of each...

Was this 4over or zoo? What shop did they buy?

Our Quote was also $0.043 clr, with a $0.01 large premium. Mono was $0.0069 (used a bump to buy down the mono price).

Anyone have these boxes... We are looking at them and have a quote. Wanted to get an idea of reliability and uptime.

I'm betting it was a KM dealer that told you no more? We no longer accept quotes from dealers. We will only use the manufacturers direct channel for equipment. Every dealer we've ever worked with have involved lawyers.

Agreed... while you may be able to use the printing if the business flops, most people don't have a huge "home use" for a folding machine, scoring machine, or paper cutter...

I'd start looking for a new service provider or a new machine now. We had a Xerox 700 through a Global Imaging Dealer who decided we were using too much toner and would only send 1 or 2 cartridges per shipment despite the fact that we ordered 10 of each color. Luckily we started looking right...

Xerox Direct is no longer selling the DC5000AP as new. You can only get them through the CAST system (used/refurbed). I am looking right now and have quotes on the CAST 5000AP. It seems the price has gone up (again) on it since December.

Background... 2 Xerox DC5000's running FreeFlow RIPs. i1 Isis XL with a certification good until 4/2011 i1 Pro w/ UV Cut with a certification good until 11/2011 Profile Maker Pro 5 on Windows 7. Here is my problem... I run prints with light (very light) skintones on either Xerox 5000 and the...

I have about 12,000 pounds of ProDigital on the floor right now. We run mainly 70#/80# Gloss Book but also stock the silk and the Cover versions of both silk and gloss. Uncoated paper we use Neenah Color Copy.

If you read some of my other posts you will see detailed reasons the Free Flow on the 1000 has issues. When it comes to the Free Flow product I don't mind it at all. I run it on the two 5000s I have. As for the "don't take a jab comment"... I don't appreciate it and feel you should show some...

It is not my desire to sound challenging; however, as the individual at the center of the referenced "bad Xerox Install", I feel I need to correct some things. Was the install bad? Yes. Were the issues resolved? No. What was Xerox's Last proposal? Wait until prototype parts are available in...

300K 12x18 Clicks -- 4 Color Unit. All is 280 gsm or below.

All I will say as an update is that we are no longer owner of a Xerox 1000 Color Press...

I wouldn't look at the Xerox 800/1000 I wouldn't look at the Xerox 800/1000 Just my opinion, but I would steer clear of the 800/1000 for at least a year. Ours is broken into pieces waiting on the truck to come pick it up. After 45 days of install, we finally cut the cord and told them to...

IOT basically is the print engine. I don't know for sure what the correct weight it but I'd bet it is the 3000+ number not the 2,000. If you read the MSDS and the install guide the machine uses two different amounts of power, and ironically, the one stating it uses more power generates less...

I'll say the obvious! I'd avoid the Xerox DC252...

Based on my experience, your only solution is to replace the fuser. I ran 3 an 11", 12", and a 13"...