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can you use ricoh drums for the enpress or do you have to buy directly from Xante?

I picked up an Xante Enpress. I'm having a hell of a time trying to run A7 envelopes. I am trying to feed long edge first (7.25" as lead edge) but the Xante only wants to print these as short edge first. On the iQueue software, I am able to put the settings to feed from the bypass/envelope...

Like I said, research it carefully and make sure you understand your numbers. It's clear these machines have a specific target market. If you aren't that market then it might not be the right machine for you.

Nope, not that's way. Ijet using FI-1000 technology. And doesnt matter which machine is it Astro-nova, Postmark or Ijet. Inside the same funktionality and the same engine and the same printhead. So it's only depence which job you have and how much you can earn from machine per day. That's it

Xanté EnPress ? or IntoPrint MP200 ?

...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 iJet will print in an hour what the EnPress will print all day. As for consumables, you need to figure that into your cost...

Has anyone in this thread seen the feed sensor in the 2nd pic, with the single screw on the front and top? I know someone who just took delivery of that unit and had great luck with adjusting that sensor. Xante has told me it is an old sensor. I have found documentation for the double screw...

i'd rather remove my own spleen with a rusty butter knife than do business with IntoPrint, ever again I had one of the MP 200s but sold it when I got the ijet. Jammed way too much, very slow and no way to calculate cost per impression (the VP of IntoPrint told me to add up my supply purchases...

whenever i print double sided business cards on a 12x18 cardstock the front and back are misaligned, ive tried recentering and troubleshooting steps but nothing gets the front and back aligned, can anyone please let me know of some steps i can take to see what the issue is.

I have a Xante EnPress and made Myriad II Plates with it. For best quality, I printed from InDesign to iQueue. The drag a PDF over, doesn't always result in as good of quality as using the Xante Printer Drivers. I didn't have any issues with plates failing, they usually ran up to 18,000...

I have a Xante Enpress. When printing from InDesign 2022 or earlier that still supports Pantone colors, using the Xante Print Driver matches PMS Colors very well. Didn't have color accurate results just dropping pdf files made from InDesign onto the iQueue software. But yes, I would say the...

You can email Xante Technical support and receive email replies for no cost. ts08@xante.com is their email address. Some guesses: disconnect the power from the conveyor, restart the Xante En Press Shut it down and start again. The only other suspect is the top blue feed roller on the feed...

THANK YOU!. We have looked into the EnPress strictly for the plates, but don't need the other amenities if offers. We have a new Canon V800 handling all of our digital work and 3 – 2 color offset presses handling the lion's share of the workload. I think we're going to look for the refurbished...

...counters work, as in when it tells you to replace a drum do you have to replace it or can you reset it in the service menu? We have a Xante EnPress that tosses out a change drum message every 60,000 revolutions (@20,000 envelopes). When it does that we can reset the counter and run until the...

We have a Xante Enpress we use for full colour envelopes. It is out of warranty and trying to get service to reply in a timely matter is a little frustrating. Google has only bought up a Ricoh printer with the same error code, I did try to do what they said with no luck. Has anyone encountered...

Just wanted to share a bit of how-to Information with fellow Xante EnPress Owners. There is an internal report you can generate that will give you specific counters to know how much of your drums, transfer belt, used toner cartridge etc have been used. See the attached Pictures to generate a...

Did the machine ever perform properly for you? Was the EnPress acquired used or new, was it moved when the problem started occurring or reset up in a different location? Was there one day when it just all went wrong and kept turning the belts continuously? On the back side of the conveyor are...

...the density, even though the output is beautiful and the plates hold up longer before breaking down. We’ve considered purchasing a Xante EnPress, but have seen some negative remarks in discussions about the platemaking feature, which is ultimately the most important issue currently. Someone...

The Xante EnPress does a decent job on envelopes but you MUST purchase the side seam Envelopes made by Western Envelope Company. They worked with Xante in designing their envelope feeder etc. The important thing is the paper has the right smoothness/tooth for more consistent feeding. They also...

Having both the Xante Enpress and the iJet 1175P it is a night and day difference. In quality for the vibrant color and think text/lines the Xante wins. For speed hands down the 1175P wins. That being said the Xante has not been used on almost a year as we have not had a single complaint about...