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Reach out to Onyx and ask. I prefer Caldera personally but...

I would run to the max SIDs that you can with your press/paper combo. If your pressman can push it then I would, once you have a set SID you always run to you can print some IT8's with those densities and create your own profile for uncoated. I normally would say to stay with a standard for...

Donster: The way Fiery displays that 2D gamut viewer has something funky going on however I was able to look at your ICC profile. Looks like you just had some bad measurements especially in the reds. I would just recreate it and if you didn't before randomize the IT8 patches when you print. In...

Other thing to note on the D125 is the paper path, it is prone to jamming just because it is so tight. Not a bad printer especially for the volumes you are talking about.

For sure something is wrong with that profile, but I'm also not 100% sure what Fiery is reporting in those screenshots. 1.) It shows plot as surface as the selected option but it looks to only be plotting CMYK+RGB linearization. 2.) The stock Coated v2 profile also looks incorrect, what is up...

Yes. Xerox provides what they call Eco Boxes, large boxes that can fit multiple consumables to be sent back to them for recycling. They also will also return full pallets which is how we would send back all our used consumables.

I know Xerox uses their waste toner as a revenue stream, there is iron in the developer that they extract and sell. Or maybe resuse I forget. But their is value in it.

If you go to the colorgate website they have a list of supported printers, the 360 is included. You might have to pay for an additional license but should be a cheaper option and a better workflow then buying another RIP solution.

Wonder what the EHS issues are for the possibility of inhaling a large dose of toner particles.

I think the only printers that Xerox makes is the iGen and Nuvera line. Everything else I think is Fuji/Xerox.

What do you mean by useless?

Might of helped get a capital expenditure approved this year, nothing personally monetarily besides my personal investments. Which the market has been on a long bull run but even someone who isn't a Trump fan can admit that he provided a bump when elected and another with the passing of the tax...

How do you currently buy ink, in what type/size/weight of container?

As we talk about service intervals it probably is important to also discuss the type of work you were producing. I would think transpromo would have a higher level of image quality tolerance to illustrated book printing. We did a lot of manuals and text book printing which had a lot of...

We negotiated a low BW click on our iGen to use it as a backup for when the VP went down, but it was rare.

RRD in Wilson and Durham NC are looking for press operators. https://rrdonnelley.silkroad.com/epostings/index.cfm?fuseaction=app.welcome&category_id=36338&company_id=16098&version=1&startflag=2&levelid2=36338

We bought through a distributor and they were so happy to finally be the ones to break into our Xerox shop they went above and beyond. We replaced 3 nuvera's with 1 VP6000 so they did everything they could to keep us up and making clicks. The amount of service the VP6000 requires compared to...

My last company we were exclusively xerox for a long time, and they largerly still are. We went from docutechs to nuveras, to nuvera EA, and on. Finally we made the switch with out bw production to the Canon/Oce Vario Print and my god what a difference. The only thing to be careful of is...

Am I missing something or are we just talking about normal polyester printing plates that can be ran through a xerographic printer? They are not great for difficult registration and tend to stretch; they also don't last for long runs but people have made a business using them. Just google...

It matters the most. Your destination profile will remap based on the directions of the source profile. Lets say you send a 100% cyan patch through your workflow. The file was created in CRPC5 (SWOP2013) and you honor that as the source at your RIP. The RIP takes 100% cyan and looks it up in...