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We've had both a Trendsetter and now a Screen & the Screen unit by far has had less problems and less maintenance costs.

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We have a Xerox 800, had it delivered in September. It's a good machine. Just like any other machine it has it quirks. Overall, it does a good job. We have the Clear Option and it works well on most stocks. Not on Gloss stock. We have designed a lot of promotional materials that show off...

We are having great luck with the 800 and selling a lot of the clear. If you know how to design for it, it's fantastic. The ad agencies are loving it. If you are consumate at doing your maintenance and you make sure the maintenance Xerox does all their maintenance, you will amaze your...

I would have to agree with JRT. It would make a lot of sense for having the two machines. Also, Xerox or Fuji will give you a much better price for two machines and will probably give you a better click charge.

We ran our 700 four times what the CED said was the AMV and Xerox stood behind it 100%. We now have an 800 and we're averaging over the 300k and barely making a dent in the useage. If you run higher volumes you have to expect more service calls, but that's with any digital press. We did a...

After 9 months, I'd have them out of there in a heart beat. KM is not going to reimburse you for all the lost time, lost materials, lost clients, if they haven't been able to fix it or replace it by now, they are only going to string you along. They should have come forward with replacing the...

Rampage is alive and doing well. I used them at another company for both Sheetfed Offset & Narrow Web Flexo and it worked well. We left Prinergy for Rampage at my present company about 4.5 yrs ago and haven't looked back. They are coming out with some slick new interfaces for those that are...

Put a humidifier in the plating room. We have a R/O Water System for the press that also has a humidification unit too. We keep our pressroom at 40% humidity & the plateroom at 35% humidity. The plateroom also has our two digital presses. This makes everything work very well.

We just finished upgrading to a Xerox 800 from a Xerox 700. We averaged about 150,000 12 x 18/13 x 19 clicks per month on our 700.

The Chicago office is open. I was just there two days ago. The Chicago office is in Glendale Heights. Like I said before Customer Service for all the area transferred to Pewaukee. Some salesmen are gone....We have to face it, the printing industry is down and being consolidated, so less...

Xpedx remains open in Chicago. Customer service transferred to Pewaukee, WI.

We've also now tested Mohawk/Bravo's synthetic stocks and they run great.

Haven't heard of the types of problems Seretene is mentioning. Our 800 with the color option is delivering tomorrow morning. It was the show machine in the Fuji booth at Graph Expo. They will be upgrading the EFI System software to version 10 within the next two weeks, so hopefully we won't...

Yes, the 800 is more expensive, but the service, reliability, the clear toner are the deal makers.

Yes, the 800 is a much better machine. We just finished testing the 8000, Canon 7010vp & the 800. We ordered an 800 which will be installed in mid-September.

One of my operator's has asked the question if there is a better way to slip sheet a static document. Let's say there's a document that has a quantity of 4350 and they want to slip sheet it after every 30 sheets. The only way he can figure out a way to do it, is to copy the document 145 times...

You're welcome. The 901 model is the new model.

Why would you want to go to older technology?

Xerox 800 with 5th color option, Fiery Rip, regular saddlestitcher, squarefold/facetrimmer.