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For 3k or 5k a month forget it. If you have an image running to the edge of the sheet you'll also need a guillotine. Others on here are being told the v180 will be not be supported by Xerox in 3 years so that is also a red flag, especially for a non print company.

No, the 2nd btr can wear really fast and you just have to replace. Can be done yourself. It's been a problem on versants an never fixed. Not a big problem. Just marks sheets and you replace it

It's not officially out in Canada yet but in the UK Fuji, who are now independent from Xerox, offer the c810/750/650. Looking at the specs, to me this would be a mid point machine between the c and v range of Xerox. It would be a brave move as untested waters with Fuji but you could possibly...

I'm in Ireland and I'm being told my v80 will not be supported from the end of 2023.

Can't say I'd be a fan of inline finishing in general. Majority of our booklets would be A5 so printed two up. Also the offline finishers are very robust units so second hand machines can be gotten that are in great shape.

Just found this in the manual for the Ricoh 5300s FAQ - What should I do if automatic duplex printing cannot be executed? The machine's paper tray settings may not have been configured to support duplex printing. 1. Press [Tray Paper Settings] on the Home screen. 2. Select the paper tray and...

How in the world does the bypass not support duplex, that seems nuts! Why would the feed tray have any influence over duplexing?

I think the ops problem is obviously a software glitch between rip and machine so workarounds aren't really a solution. They're such weird issues it not going to be a simple setting change. To be honest if these two problems have been detected so quickly I'd wonder how many are there that they...

If I remember right on ours it appears depending on how the job was sent to print. I.e. direct from indesign vs acrobat. Possibly a different factor but defo not there a the time. Will check when back in the office

Easier said than done.

Just something to also consider op. https://www.printweek.com/news/article/kodak-nexpress-users-impacted-as-running-costs-to-increase

Your general location might help.

If the imposed file is saved as a flattened pdf does same occur? I presume non imposed files are working fine?

No sorry, as I said, very little experience with it. Speak to your contact with the Iridesse, I'm sure they would have run similar. Alot will depend on the stock itself.

I'm not familiar with the C70 but I was a very surprised to find it comes with specialty toners. Before ruling out Xerox I'd be finding someone with an Iridesse to print your samples. Much more capable Xerox built for this use.

The soft touch laminate completely changes the feel. It's like a smooth velvet feel.

I doubt the black stock would be smooth enough to sleek. Any Wedding stock rarely is.

If you're trying to print on black you need a printer with white ink for a base. I'm not familiar with specialty ink so can't help any further.

It's customer perception too. If you hand your client paper stickers and either you or another printer have provided laminated vinyl then your product looks inferior and as mentioned laminated vinyl is the industry norm.

No, the standard would be inkjet, vinyl, laminate for a quality product. You have the flexibility of any size and any shape without trouble. We do a mix of both depending on use. I have clients I use prediecut sheet labels on the Xerox for the likes of sandwiches etc. Then I have wide format...