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I just thought…when I ran those test sheets, I was only using 60 text. I ran new ones using 80 cover. Much easier to see now. I also was able to speak with a tech. He was thinking a drum or fuser. I have a fuser coming and the company I purchased it from is sending a black drum. Attached are...

So if I’m mainly just going to be tweaking client layout to run booklets, is there a consensus on what may be easiest to use? I like the idea of creating one proof file, and then a 2up/4up version as well. Or maybe a better question, is there one/two that would be overkill?

Here is 75%. How am I supposed to figure out what part is 112mm? Call Xerox? Last time I did that they wanted me to pay $805 for 30 minutes on the phone. I texted the only technician I know and he hasn’t responded. Ugh.

Here are the test prints. Any thoughts?

Yes, unfortunately no contract. Gotcha on inboard/outboard. The defect runs inboard/outboard. Thanks for the link. I’ll take a look and see if I can figure anything out and report back.

I'm running 18 x 12, so that is long grain, correct? I ran 3 copies just now...they are not in the identical spot but very very very close I'm actually not entirely sure what kind of paper it is. It's definitely not high gloss. I "borrowed" it from my brother who is a high-speed printer. I...

Please see attached. It is 112mm apart. It’s difficult to see when the image isnt dark but it’s still there.

I apologize in advance as I’m still learning my terminology. This is my first “production“ printer. The stock is being fed SEF and runs the entire inboard/outboard width. (You can’t see it where the color diminishes but it is still there). Does that change you recommendations?

I did find that setting the output to "face up" helped the problem but it is still there.

With the help of everyone figuring out how to tackle the calibration issue, I've run into another issue on the Xerox C70. I was trying to do some test runs with 80C and 100C and ran into this issue. Can anyone help me diagnosis were it seems to be coming from. I'm guessing one of the rollers...

Thanks everyone for the help. I borrowed a spectrophotometer and it did a world of difference on the calibration. I have ordered one for myself to use in the future. Thanks again

Thank you for this. It seems the files I have been receiving need to be modified slightly for best results. I’ll check these out. Thanks again

Yes.

I’m not sure this is the correct place for this question, so feel free to move it. I’m a newbie printer that is trying to learn as I go. Im hoping someone can recommend a free or inexpensive software/app that can easily adjust copy position, layouts, etc. I have a xerox c70 and was looking into...

sorry for the delay in responding. I got called out of town unexpectedly. Thank you for the info and link. I do not have a spectrophotometer yet. I wanted to see if it was recommended versus just through the “normal” calibration. I’ll see if I can find a good used one.

So we’ve purchased our first light duty production machine. It’s a xerox c70. So far so good, just trying to figure out the best way to expand our new offerings to clients. With that said, it does have fiery system. I have been trying to perform the color calibration on the fiery utilizing...

Xerox 8570/8580s. 8.5 x 11. We only run 150k per year.

Thanks. I’ll reach out to my canon contact to discuss. Outside of calling all the companies and inquiring about fuser temps, any idea if the is way to research it online. I’m not having much success. I’d like to find one unit that would meet all my needs for both mono & color but it looks like...

Thermo melt point is 220-260 if I remember correctly

So I wanted to revive my old thread. I’m still trying research this. As @gregbatch recommended, the Epson might fit the bill but we have been unsuccessful in getting anyone to service us. I had a call with the company quite awhile back and they were trying to place a dealer near us in Ohio. That...