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VD Jobs VD Jobs We run our large jobs on shells, cut them down and run them through our Videojet 4320 ink jet. No powder problems, cheap too!

Paper Being Blamed? Paper Being Blamed? We have had a 6000VP now for about 9 months and run a multitude of different size stocks of varying thickness through it with no issues that you describe. We also seem to have similar click counts as you. Hmmm? Have you actually seen physical cuts in any...

You need to get away from matching color on a monitor and to do so your going to need sales support. Using profiles is like living in a perfect world. Unless you create files for your own company you will never get a variety of different customers with different sophistication's to live and...

I am a production manager in a Florida digital shop and we have had a 6000VP for about 9 months now. It ran perfect for the first 6 months and we run it hard. That is about the time the Dev units and parts start to wear out. From that point on it's been find and replace. We carry our service...

For your own peace of mind I would calibrate once in the morning and evaluate the change in humidity and temperature around noon in the shop. If you have a major fluctuation in either of the two, I would re-calibrate after lunch. Twice a year? Hmmmm? I would be very suspect. Never heard of...

KM 5501 Grayscale print quality I'm not familiar with the KM 5501 however what you describe presents itself in most workflows. We first must realize that Grayscale is not necessarily B&W. It is an equal amount of RGB, or CMYK ect..., and any deviation from that equal balance when printed will...

6000 Spare Parts 6000 Spare Parts Hi There, Canon has a schedule when they change out parts based on total clicks ran. Do you know how many clicks your machine has on it and when the last time was that it was serviced? When they run heavier stocks they need to be serviced more frequently...

Too expensive for the times Too expensive for the times Scott, What you don't need is a highly trained pressman that costs you way too much $$$. The new Canon's, Xerox, Oce, Kodak machines are half the cost of an Indigo, the maintenance is half the cost, the click charge is half the cost, and...

Just Say No Just Say No I have had years of experience with both the 1000 and 3000 models of the Indigo. Too expensive and break too often. Look at one of the new Canon Image Presses or Oce's 650 for card work. Great color less expensive workhorses. You don't need a press anymore. Good luck

Spine Cracking Spine Cracking Hi There. We all experience the same thing due to different circumstances, mostly design, heavy coverage and grain issues. What I have found that works is a little outside the box because it actually tricks the mind. Place a half point white rule down the spine of...