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What I meant was, default CMYK Values within Spot On. For example: Pantone 548 C Spot On default = 100C, 0M, 26Y, 80.5K Pantone Color Bridge = 100C, 21M, 28Y, 76K As a starting point for Spot On, I will use the Pantone Color Bridge CMYK breakdown and go from there because the Spot On default is...

EdwardB & Wonderings. Thank you so so much for all your efforts!!!!!!! You've both made it sound so easy and I'm sure a training course wouldn't have made it as idiot proof as you've both done. Regarding Pantone to CMYK on My Xerox Versant 280, there's so many variations in CMYK breakdowns in...

Thank for your all this information. Attached are examples of the artwork. I've been using Command workstation for some time but never had any training except when it was initially installed and everything was done at 100 miles an hour, so nothing was taken in!!! I like the idea of using...

Just a heads up — I’m not very experienced with getting the most out of my EFI ES-2000 spectrophotometer, so I’m wondering if there’s a better way to approach this. I print 10 different package cartons on my Xerox Versant 280. Each SRA3 sheet contains 2–3 solid (flat) colours that repeat across...

Thanks for the tip...I've done a few tests which include printing onto a lower gsm sheet. I tried a 250gsm Silk and it's registered perfectly at both ends. I think you're right in that the folding box board is too thick. I've found a workaround which has helped. I printed the 380gsm FBB as a...

Using my Xerox Versant 280, I'm printed a carton pack on a 380gsm Folding Box Board, sheet size 640mm x 320mm using my vacuum fed long sheet option. I'm having a registration problem where the CMYK is perfect at the feeding end of the sheet but by the trailing end its out of fit (see pics). I've...

Yes, too much static. Coming back to this post (5 years later), not sure if anyone here is still digital foiing!!! I'm still digital foiling on my Xerox Versant 280 and Vivid Matrix. I now use the Derprosa brand of laminates (soft touch & anti scuff) on a very low heat, slow speed and maximum...

Hi Simon, I was using someone who has now unfortunately retired. We don't use the booklet maker that often as we lost the contract it was mainly being used for. It's still going strong but we'll probably carry on using it until it dies.

These are the headlines I keep on reading. I understand the bit about design automation but I'd like to see case studies to follow up other ideas

Yes, I've had these as well and because they're longer, they don't fit horizontally in the Eco Box either. They use up more space when packing them vertically meaning more Eco boxes / pickups required!!!

So the next question is, Who's feeding the AI and telling it 'this is the one and only answer'?

For example...

Apart from using AI within design, does anyone use it anywhere else? I run a digital print workshop using a Xerox Versant 280 & Fiery Command Workstation for digital print, Duplo PFiBlade for flatbed cutting and Vivid Laminator/Foiler as well as other finishing machinery. The only piece of AI...

The join on our PFi Blade B3+ conveyor belt is starting to fray and come apart (see pic attached). Has anyone managed to re-join this part successfully themselves. I tried using webbing tape but that doesn't hold very well. I need to use some glue and fabric tape but I'm not sure which one...

Sorry, I know this is an old massage but justt in case you didn't find anyone, Papershapers in North London do lasercutting and we use them for that. https://www.papershapers.co.uk/

We were also forced into getting rid of our V80 and now have a V280 with long sheet feeder (up to 1200mm long) which uses the same parts but the click rate has reduced from 4.5p to 2p which we had taken into consideration. Regarding your creases, I've had a similar problem with lighter materials...

Try re-calibrating first and see if this makes a difference.

It showed this to my customer but unfortunately they don't like Wire-O-binding. They said "it looks like a document" !!!!!!

I've never tried scoring & stitching synthetic paper before. Is it better than paper and is it robust enough to withstand multiple opening and closing each day. I'll order samples and give it a test.

Thanks for this. This is exactly what I was thinking about as an alternative. If the text pages are torn, frayed or out of date at least they can be replaced with spares.