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Please don't print for anyone in the United States. It will be my luck that I'll get the customer asking me to match colors.

You are referring to iJet as if it is 1 printer when in fact it is a brand. It would be like saying my Ford uses too much fuel and is not profitable to operate. The 1175P will hands down out print anything toner based in productivity. Our experience with a Xante EnPress and iJet 1175P is the...

I know this is old and me have been solved, but in a pinch try putting scotch tape over the marks to reduce the glare. That has worked for us about 70% of the time as long as the marks are correct to begin with.

I told my SCF clerk to piss off when they threatened to ding my scorecard. As much as they f%ck up they don't need to worry about my scorecard. Every time we pick up mail trays we have to check for mail they forgot to remove. I can't tell you how many bills, statements and college letters we...

I'm guessing you will need to put in a support ticket with EFI, but good luck if you don't have a support. I wonder if it had more to do with updating Command Workstation than Color Profiler. You may be better off getting VDP software and not relying on Fiery for it.

We have one on a DC648. It doesn't fold anything less than 100lb gloss text reliably so don't get it for a primary folder. Works great with cover weights and 100lb gloss text though. Just know the limitations and don't listen to the sales monkey.

The real question I didn't see an answer to is your print volume. How many envelopes a month are you printing? Less than 50,000 a toner device will be sufficient. Over 50,000 you should start looking into inkjet and over 100,000 something in line with and iJetColor 1175 Pro.

Starting last fall we no longer do walk in copies. Don't miss it one bit!

Line up your mail piece with the bottom right marking and see if your return address falls in the yellow OCR zone. If it does then tuff luck, the USPS scanners pick up the first address they read in that area. We had that happen to a mailer we did for a church. Their design and I told them there...

You must not deal with the general public. Most don't even know what a PDF is. I can imagine all the extra work we would be doing for the client by specifying PDF/X-4. "Why do you need that? Joe Blow down the street prints from our jpeg's, why can't you?" "How do I make that in Canva?"

Running a corner copy on a 9x12 now that has a solid 1.5"x3.25" rectangle with the type in reverse and it's running at $8.55/M. That includes the ink head and ink costs. We are on our original head with 4.5 million on it.

Inkjet vs laser, no surprise there! Now talk productivity, the 1175P will blow the doors off the Oki. We went from Xante to 1175P and have well over 4 million without a single complaint.

There are UV transfer options for hard surface products as well. They don't require heat either. The ones I have seen seem pretty durable, but you need varnish on the flatbed.

We are getting a Duplo 648 with a DC Inline folder. It will be for the less than a few thousand jobs. Right now we have a Baum 2020 with an 8 page and a bunch of tri-creasers to handle scoring inline. Full coverage with very, very little cracking and that's only on the darkest colors.

Say hello to my little friend!

That explains why they didn't want to pick up my 1000i that was end of contract!

Have a conversation with the Dept. of Treasury for that. They mandate the serial number be printed.

LOL, former busted dumbass landscaper myself, so I know the feeling! PP is quite expensive and Odyssey isn't much better cost wise. Not sure about making your own, but I have heard people have some elaborate Excel files. PP is actually an Access database system at heart.

We have a 6136 with about 13 million on it and the service between PM's is getting closer and more frequent. Image quality takes a dump fast and the pressure rollers tend to delaminate quick. We have an 8200 that has about 4.5 million and it has about 1/2 the service calls and we run a lot of...

Thin piece of metal run up and down between the doors will trip the lock and the doors will open. It's a little lower than half way if I recall.