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Spoke to a couple of companies this morning, and it sounds as though we can get monoprints at around 0.5p per click, which makes the idea a little more feasible. Just waiting on some more information. Thanks again to everyone who has posted on here. Really appreciated!

Yeah plan was to print double sided sra3 use a plockmatic to fold and trim down to a4 booklet. Thanks for all your feedback it’s been really helpful!

Sra3 - 2 sides - 32 sides - 64 pages total. Click per side?

so we tend to print 64 page books. 80gsm paper i work out to be 22p ish per book. But the the click each print working on an average 2.5p per click works out at… 80p. so over £1.00 to print a book? We currently outsource this work and get the books in for around that price…. Seams like there...

Ok going to look at cpc! See what the costs come in at. 99% of the work will be printing sra3 sheets double sided. Less than 5% coverage. So the clicks will be the highest part of the cost I guess.

Thanks for info guys. The main bulk of the work with be edge to edge printed a4 books. We currently outsource all of our book printing, and we’re keen to bring partially in-house for the smaller runs. I’ll do some maths. my initial thought was to find a local technician and just fix parts as...

Thanks for the feedback guys. Does anyone recommend a used sales company in the uk?

Thanks why not. Stupid question here… clicks = cost of toner and service right? Seams daft to pay clicks on a used machine? Suppose this is the big difference between consumer and commercial print.

Thanks for the heads up. The thought was to buy a refurbished machine and buy toner/parts as needed. Just doing our own prints - 30,000 a month or so. was thinking we could keep away from a contract and just buy out right. I’ll read through the forum. Thanks for the reply.

Hi. New member here. Based in the uk. I currently run a graphic design team and we’re thinking about buying a used versant 80 with a plockmatic book maker to make booklets. im quite handy with computers and we currently do our large format print in house. Is running the versant pretty straight...