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We use the Fuji A-Meister, which gives up to 5mil on two sides on the 12" x 18" sheet, right off the iGen 4 machine and no issues with the fuser oil either!

Yes......we've had great results with the GPA vinyl sheets, from 8 to 10 to 14mil rigid product on our iGen 4 Machines.

One educated opinion.......... One educated opinion.......... We run three higher end Bizhubs for the smaller jobs, along with two iGen 4 Machines, a Nuvera 120 and a Canon DreamLabo 5000. I've been in this business for 42 years and haven't too many machines better than the Xerox equipment...

Like many digital printers, we charge a preflight-setup fee in our base estimate for all projects. I vary that charge depending upon the type for project, with lowest cost for flyer and a higher cost for 32pg + cover booklet, etc. Unless the files submitted are useless, we stick to the estimated...

Ya think that they can innovate beyond Apple's products? Haven't they been trying to do that for years anyway?

Okay, they tell me that you may have a very slight bit of paper in the punch die. You should remove and clean with compressed air to make sure all is perfectly clean. Make sure the feed area is clean from ANY debris, like tape from previous user and also that nothing is "bent". My operator has...

We just got one and it's running very well. Let me speak to the operator and get back to you:-)

Try EFI Pace Systems.

Docucards Docucards You might try Xerox, who has a similar product in plastic, cover stock and magnets. Runs okay on an iGen, but because of thickness on the card end of the sheet, you can only stack a small amount in the tray at a time, thusly yielding a slow production run.

Actually, we would need a color machine, which would print the MICR as well

MICR Toner - kKonica MICR Toner - kKonica Funny thing....I can't get Konica to answer any of my communication regarding MICR toners. Looks like they aren't interested:-(

MICR Toner MICR Toner We've been asked by a few cliients, but figured that this might be a niche in the digital print market, that we could focus on. ALL the check printers have minimum order quantities, so check users end up buying quantities that they don't need. It seems that there are...

MICR Toner MICR Toner I don't think that Ricoh toner containers will fit the Konica-Minolta machine:-(

In trying to accommodate our clients with OnDemand small quantity check printing, we are unable to locate magnetic toner for the MICR which will run on either the Konica-Minolta C360 or C352. Ultimately it would be great if Xerox offered this toner for the iGen 3, but the change-out would be too...

Seeking a *digital estimator* for very busy digital(only) print company. Applicant *must* have wide range of knowledge in digital reproduction, paper, impositions, color, all aspects of bindery & finishing. Additional skills in mailing, Quark-Photoshop-Illustrator, Excel, synthetic substrates...

Re: Estimating Programs At least concerning the systems that I am familiar with, they seem to be based 80% upon offset and therefore have to be "forced" to work with digital specifications. I come from the old school of print learning(hot type to offset to flexo to digital, with an RIT thrown...

Over the years, having gone from Covalent, to PrintSmith, to ePace, I am still on a quest to find an affordable truly digital estimating system that will easily integrate with the bookkeeping, order entry, real time inventory and the fulfillment program(s). Most systems that I have seen are...

Re: Estimating Programs Where are the digital estimating programs?? I have worked with Covalent, PrintSmith and ePace, but I'm STILL looking for that digital estimating program that you don't have to "reinvent" to make it "fit " the necessary digital functions. Any ideas??