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...banners on it. You can probably find a used Xante Impressia for a good price. They do not sell them new anymore. The new model is the Xante EnPress and it has mixed reviews, but I have not experienced it personally. There are much better systems than the Riso ComColor, but it all depends on...

I've had a Xante Enpress for a month. I've had some major issues with the belt just moving too fast, and pile-ups occurring, however, I've found a solution that seems to work. Not only slowing down the belt, which is what phone support had me do, but change the run-time of the belt in between...

How to you handle the maintenance/repair ? What keeps the heads from drying out when not in use. btw we have hp latex printers, that have a very low maintenance

've had the Xante Enpress since August 2019. If I would do it all over again - I would purchase the Intec Envelope Press. Their feeder makes sense and I've heard that another printer recently switched from the Xante Enpress to the Intec and has already run over 100k of envelopes thru it. The...

Farmer Dave, Please get in touch with me, I would love to see your setup. I bought an envelope feeder with my 910. Doesn't run worth a damn. I'd like to know who your service provider is and what they have done differently than mine. Thanks Dan

I purchased a Xante Enpress new with enterprise feeder. Worst business investment/decision I've made. It's been a struggle with feeding envelopes for two years owning it. I've replaced sensors, boards, etc. - and a new brush wheel kit they recently came out with. I had a tech install it...

Permit me to ask you all a question. If you could obtain an on-site service agreement from a reputable printer service organization in place of Xante's 1-year warranty, renewable each year thereafter, that included parts and labor, and same or next-day response, would that make a difference in...

Absolutely the worst investment I have made in 40 years of business was my Xante Enpress. 30 months of hell so far. In it for way to much money to use it as a boat anchor, but it would ease a lot of stress if I did.

The Xante EnPress feeder is total junk. One year into owning the machine a very small piece of plastic broke on the feed section which keeps the feed roller up. Replacing that small part requires replacing the entire duplex feed assembly door. Cost is over $1,500 bucks..... The EnPress is a...

I regret buying my Xante Enpress. I can't get the enterprise feeder to feed No. 10's.

...for a new envelope printer that (hopefully) won't make me want to rip my hair out. Currently we are entertaining the idea of the Xante EnPress. Does anyone have some pros and cons of the machine? And if you only have cons, do you have a different option that you have had good experience...

You have to select XANTE PLATE as the material so it fuses properly. I have had great results with the Xante Enpress and Myriad 2 Plates. If you want another option stick with that plate and buy an old HP LaserJet 5000. Configure the fuser to Rough, that also makes a great plate. Have done runs...

...this counting system. Some online stores offer replacement fuses for the drums for the Impressia and Illumina models of the Xante. Has anyone found a work-around to get this stupid counter system to reset on a Xante Enpress? Please help this will be a huge waste not to be able to use these...

The Xante EnPress was the single worst investment I have made in 40 years of business. The support is just as ineffective as the printer. Had the EnPress for 30 months now and have never got it to feed envelopes of any size. For the first year, under warranty, they sent 3 new doors then...

Do you still have your Xante Enpress and do you know what the jam J008 is and how to fix it??

yes, i have a Mach 6 and have owned 2 Mach 5 printers.

On my Xante/ Enpress when the life of the fuser goes down you have to start increasing the media weight. So if you usually run carbonless at media weight 60-81gsm then you need to increase it to 106-169 gsm so it fuses and to get the rest of the life out of your fuser.

We are in a similar situation as you. We regret buying our Oki C942 envelope printer. The feeder is terrible, and it's quite slow when you consider how often it stops to adjust and how long those adjustments take. We too are resorting back to running envelopes on our Konica Minoltas.

J008 is paper not feeding from the bypass (the conveyer) could be the feed rollers, maybe the side guide position, how the envelopes are fanned out.

what press are you running these on and what fountain mix are you using? after many attempts to use this machine we have given up on using it to make plates. I have even had xante techs tell me that they have a lot of people that are having issues trying to run the plates that come off this...