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to be fair, it's a lot like medical prices. Nothing about that rip costs 75000 to make. It's like 800 in PC parts with a massive inflated mark-up. Xerox recently replaced an SD card with software and it was billed as $250 for a $12 SD card.

We had a similar issue a few months ago. There's a silver plate before the trimmer that is designed so pieces can't go up, but the set screw came loose and it ended up blocking all the pieces. In our case it actually fell off and got stuck under the knife. If you look at the photo you can see...

I'm not sure if the V1000 has one, but it might be a damaged cleaning web.

I know we recently had to replace our Pitney Bowes meter because our old one was out of compliance as well, so I don't think you're being lied to on that end.

Art is for laundering money. You just need the right clientele and you can sell anything.

We had a lot of growing pains with our C10000 when it was new and almost gave up as well. Are you with Canon direct, or is it a third party? There should be a specialist that they can escalate your issues to. I don't think the v900 would be bad, but the v1000 and the v1350 are a lot more robust...

MGX makes a 20mil, but it's not compatible with your model. 20 mil is incredibly thick, only the Indigo is actually rated for that thickness according to their spec sheet. I think you'd probably want to outsource something like that, or settle for 15mil.

Any reason you're not guillotine cutting 2up cards? It seems like it'd be significantly faster. I totally get using the Duplo for something 12+up, but not a simple 2-up layout.

I've run a fair amount of Oce/Canon equipment. They are super reliable, and fairly low maintenance. They also rarely jam, and if they do they're very easy to clear jams. They use a technology called directpress, so it's basically opening the pores of the paper and pressing the toner in. It...

I hate doing things twice, but I also really hate when a job has gone through 30 rounds of proofs and they somehow missed the typo every single time. Part of me wants to run it and make them pay full price for the re-do. This is why I'm in production though, and not running the business.

I don't know for sure, but I don't think you'd want this feature. If you get a misfeed, or forgot to remove a paperclip/staple it's gonna start copying bad scans.

Personally, I absolutely hate running envelopes on toner. It looks better, but they tend to feed terribly and there's a ton of limitations. We've been using the NXT for about 2 years now and it's pretty much problem free. I sometimes have to wipe the printhead, but aside from that I don't agree...

https://gwg.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/PRISMAsync-Print-Server-Set-up-the-print-server-for-PDFX-4-compliance-20....pdf There's a few settings you have to change when you log into the printer through the ip address. It should get you sorted out.

98% sure it's just an AI chatbot. I reported it. You get a longer winded, but nearly identical answer by asking AI "is the xerox 180 good enough?"

Years ago Canon used our shop to do an open house, so they installed a Colorwave and let us use it for free for about a month. The prints were nice and crisp, and it printed insanely fast. It's super low melt toner, so you can't hot laminate (or couldn't at the time), and it doesn't work on all...

Have you looked into getting an actual stacker on the machines? It doesn't take much for that to happen since the sheets are basically just falling onto the finisher tray. A stacker actually jogs the sheets properly, plus it holds way more output.

Based on my knowledge of that machine, it's not really designed for high quality work. It's made to run generic color for statements and mailings really fast. I think you'd want to to be running the iX, or a web press for higher end work.

Why would you get the returns if it was stamped? Is your address the return address? We've had something similar happen, and it was just a post office mistake, but I still don't understand why you received the returns if nothing about the piece points to you.

We use Lorton Data's A-Qua mailer. I've only used it a few times just for cross training, but my co-worker seems to like it, and the support has always been quick and responsive if he has issues.

That's not a driver, it's a software update. It sounds like support has to flash it manually, so it's not a user update. Maybe another vendor that sells it can provide support, like Martin Yale?