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I've had an Enpress since december of 2019. It runs #9 and #10 envelopes really fast. After about a year though the feeder tray started acting funny, I can't explain it but you have to kind of teeter with the envelopes to get it to feed flawlessly. Announcement sized envelopes run really...

I had same problem on my 910. I think they had to clean some lasers inside the fuser

Assuming you are printing on an image press, you can try to jack up the fuser temp by lying to machine and telling it the stock is 351 gsm. Turn side fan levels all the way up to prevent jamming. If the stock is heavier than 65# cover, I would be happy to run a few test sheets for you on my UV...

I thought the only reason why deckle edges exist is because years ago a project was going horribly wrong. When the overdue job finally made it to the cutter for finishing it had an insanely dull blade with a new operator whos supervisor was on vacation. And somehow the salesman was able to sell...

I would highly recommend going with a v900 if you are able to. It is insanely fast even compared to the 910. Inline calibration works excellent on it, and Canon has fixed its registration problem with the sensing unit as well

LOL maybe thats why my 850 stopped running cover weights after a few years... I was told by the salesman it was rated to do 350 but you could lie to it and get away with up to 400 gsm I have a couple of Ricoh production machines (5310s) as well that have a Fiery, and I just find the Prisma to...

Overall I love these machines. I know some people on here hate their image presses, but the quality of the prints can't be beat by a Ricoh or Konica. I would just recommend getting some good training because these machines have a ton of settings to mess around with rather that be in the file...

I have a 910 and recently got rid of 850 for a v900(7 million clicks 95% 11x17+) - 810 has side fans on the large capacity trays, you can change strength of fans in the media settings (I recently upgraded my 850 to v900, ever since covid a lot of the coated stocks had too much static. ended up...

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Hey everyone, the company I work for is looking for ways to expand our newsletter mailings. We typically do booklets that end up being flat rates, and we are trying to save our customers money by folding a one signature (with possibly an 8.5x11 insert) 11x17 to 8.5x11, and then folded again to...

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I believe the Ricoh 7200 with the 5th color option has a toner you can use for that

Hey everyone, we have a customer who really likes the Springhill Bristol Pink vellum 67 lb cover. The sheet itself is pretty thin for a cover on a book. Last year we had it sent out to be duplexed, but the glue our vendor used made the sheets bow a good bit. I was thinking about using an 80...

I have been using a Duplo 615 for business cards for years now. Works great

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I recently ran into a problem with my rubber roller where the coating cured onto it. I tried everything to get it off, and had to resort to using a razor to remove the cured gloss. I was extremely careful but I slightly nicked a few spots on the roller, so now when I run sheets through I have a...

Hey, sorry for the late response. The way to get around it is -select classic printer view -hit "reset" - type in "806182" then hold down C -select "PM counter/ New unit set -select "Remaining days usage" - press yes under "new unit set" to the parts you want to clear - restart the machine...

I had a similar problem a few years ago but different machines etc. The only thing we could point to is the amount of cyan on the stock. We were applying a soft touch laminate. I use a UV coater for smaller runs, whenever I use soft touch on that I actually find it holding on to the stock...

I have a Pro-4000s, but I haven't had an issue with that exact problem. I do know that the machine needs to be on 24/7 (power button should always be glowing) so the print head doesn't dry out.

Do you have the brand of envelope? My first guess is that they are not meant to be ran digitally