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3-up with a dutch cut. On my 3550 the max image is 12.68x17.7. You could still get 3-up if you set your bleeds to .0625 on 12.25.

I am. I didn't have any problems.

Never used a Roland, but have used various other wide format printers. Are you running the proper profile for your media? How many passes are you running? What RIP are you using?

It will not work. You have to do it like others have described. The rips features are very limited for a machine of this level.

Inkjet is the future, it is just a matter of time. In a decade or so is my guess. Offset will be like the letterpress

You can get the 5000 models inkjet with black only

Two infoprint 5000VP machines in tandem. Each engine can produce 2960 A4 impressions per minute. So that is 5920 duplex impressions a minute. 5920×60×8×21=59,673,600 A4 impressions. I have no idea what this would cost. And that is with just one duplex Web printer if he got two it would no...

InforPrint That is where I would start

Go here Flatbed Printers They have a lot of good information. I am in a similar situation. Bang for your buck, CET is the way to go, Oce has the reputation and a big company (Canon) to stand behind their product if anything goes wrong. Everything I have seen indicates CET has a very...

When you look at the entry level color production machines from the various manufactures which ones are better at registration from sheet to sheet as well as front to back. This range would cover from a KM 1070, Xerox J75, Ricoh 751, Canon Imagepress 6010. If there is something substantially...

I have the DSF-5000...I have done about 5 million books in the last 4 years. The feeder works well, better than the booklet maker itself.

That is installed wrong. I have the Oce 665 version and it is all in line and fits together very smoothly.

I run an inplant in a large school district, three years ago I was in the same boat. I elected to go the Oce VP6250 route and have not regret it. I have over 20 million 11x17 impressions on the box and have had very little trouble, this thing just runs. It is mainly used to run testing material...

The BIG question is what do you consider high volume?

Have you tried having a second person sign off on jobs? What I mean is my operators run the first copy of something and then get another operator to look at it and the ticket and sign off on it. This way two people are looking at it which doubles your chances of catching an error without really...

It would be 4 color, saddle stitched booklets, anywhere from 8 to 40 pages, run lengths of 3500 to 4000.

One person in pre-press. It is a school system, so the files could be coming from 3500 people all of which know nothing about creating proper files nor do they care. They are generating the pdfs with the Office software. Our volume in the coming years is growing exponentially due to new state...

If you were making about 40 to 80 plates a day and 95% of everything you printed was created in Word and Publisher what type of workflow would you choose to drive your CTP? Why?

Less than .005 for all sizes with a half a million base per month.

We can adjust the tension, but it has not solved that problem. Maybe a KM6501 creates a slicker print than most printers on coated paper, who knows. What type operator maintenance are you doing and how often? Is the double detector on the Horizon far superior to that of the Duplo? Since you...