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Consistantcy through run is good. Reruns always get me as the drum wear will affect the color. Images are affected much less than solids.

We have a Xerox 700 with Dreo Rip and Darwin VD. The speeds tend to be an issue for us as we run mostly 12x18, cover weight, and duplex. So cut the rated speed in 4. We run everything from 50T to 120C, labels, linen, we run anything we can. And we are running to the capacity of the machine...

Dealer. They haven't said much about our consumption, they definitely knew what they'd be getting into with us. I can't even get drums here without a service tech bringing them!

We got a Xerox 700 last April and are running just about at the capacity of the equipment per the CED. But lately we are down more than we are up. I thought we were supposed to have something like the Xerox Productivity Plus training and parts on site, but we just seem to be waiting. All the...

What machine do you have. We have a Xerox 700 and UV won't dry well on any sheets (scratched off) and Lamination peels of unless it's a thick, digital glue type (thick and tacky).

We have the Xerox 700 which we chose for financial reasons over the Canon. Definitely see how support is in your area and the parts situation. We are down more than we are up lately "waiting on parts" which I don't know is because of Xerox or the reseller we use.

We do both. It is really a cost issue. For Black and white imprints we are mainly using shells especially for larger quantities as the pricing becomes an issue to run on the color machine (and most shells are color). Smaller color runs we do it all digitally. Postcards, brochures, letters, etc...

We saw a demo at an installed location! Shocker! Little was said by the user than "we're happy". Besides being a new runner in the digital production race which always worries me, I was shocked at the amount of questions that were answered with "we can make it do that". This location had it on...

We ended up looking at the Ricoh C900, Canon 6000 and 7000, Xerox 700 and Indigo. Same samples on each. W were was having difficulty chosing between the 700 and the 6000 until we revisted the Xerox 700. The digital "shine" we see when we first run, tones down as the toner settles in making it...

thanks! thanks! Thanks everyone, I have alot to think about. If only they would splurge for an Indigo.....

The 6000. I don't think speed will be an issue, at least not right away. I think the Canon would be a better fit for us- exactly for what you said, our customers expect the quality. But I have to give darn good reasons to spend mpre than double the $ right out of the gate :)

How about the sales training How about the sales training Thanks. We have demo'ed both and of course both have their good and bad. I agree the Xerox 5000 vs. the Canon 6000 would be a more fair comparison, but we simply aren't looking at the 5000 (mostly because the salesperson said it was to...

Been stalking but not posting,-finally have something to ask! pardon me if my brain malfunctions while typing and I sound ridiculous :o We're a commercial offset printer trying to enter the "digital world". We do a substantial amount of PURLS's which deserve nice VP, and otherwise want to...