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come on guys!! someone's reply for god's sake!

i guess you should consider Canon imagePRESS series if you are looking for offset-like quality.

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hi all, i just bought a canon c6000 digital press for my own advertising agency for printing approximately 75K per month on mostly bond paper. can someone advice what r the spare parts might be required to be changed in the very soon future? thx

thats easy! the plotters print in bi-directional way, meaning the print head will be printing when it goes from right to left n from left to right. that cause changing in color gradations due to changing in the sequences the colors are sorted in the print head! this process causes a...

you said they are experiencing problems.. please show us proofs.. saying is a good thing.. but let us see some proofs please before accusing. thanks

because the C6000 not the VP version comes with single fuser unit thats why the speed isn't rated on this machine. considering the price of c6000, quality and the finishing option can be added to the machine i'd say its better if you exclude the hardware cost and consider the TCO of both 3...

what really cause the jaming is the way the machine takes the paper from the cassettes. production machine should not have more often jamming problems specially on high speed printing heavy weight stocks thats why thh canon is using the air-suction like offset machines to eliminate the jamming...

how about Power Plotter?

i'd recommend you the Canon iPF9000s for many reasons. quality, speed, ink consumption, driver capabilities and the main feature it self and the high reliability of the machine. if you need detailed info, please let me know

there many kinds of banding, mostly is the print head problem but theres another kind of banding which we call bi-directional banding occurs when u print single color background on matt paper. the easiest way to avoid that is 2 things: 1- print on the highest quality and the banding will be...

Dye Sub inks and Pigment Sub inks are water based inks and used for printing high quality indoor outputs. Dye has slightly wider color space than pigment inks but they dont resist the heat and sun light as much as the pigment ink does. many vendors have switched from dye to pigment due to that...

the iPF9000 was the first Canon's 60" 12 colors LFP and i personally sold the first one in my area back at that time. as starting, i dont think you will need a RIP software for the machine, the driver can does a lot. just upgrade the firmware and driver from canon's website.. it takes few...

I'd recommend you EFI ColorProof its a good one. why Z6100. try the Canon iPF9000s.

PlanetPress PlanetPress what about PlanetPress provided by Objective Lune .. is it a good one?

long paper path due to the dual fuser units Canon uses. however the main advantage of having dual fuser units is having rated speed at all media stocks types and weights. the first fuser takes care of media from 64gsm up to 150 gsm and the second fuser takes care of the media from 151gsm up to...

on the above XEROX machines using the rated speed settings will cause CROSS PROCESS LOW GLOSS BAND defects using heavy weighted stocks defects in the results and its recommended from XEROX itself to be switched to the single paper weight settings. in other word, XEROX rated speed setting isn't...

you can check the certifications from website of FOGRA, imagePRESS C1+ on semi matt and gloss media, imagePRESS c6000vp on semi-matt media, imagePRESS c 7000vp on semi matt media have all passed and are FOGRA certified. the registration is 0.5mm true, i apologize. Thanks,

Hi, there r things you'd find in the Canon imagePRESS that you wont find with other competitors. the canon slightly has offset-like quality and rated speed on all stocks weight n types. (VP models only) due to the dual fusers canon uses. also, the registration is 0.25mm even better than...