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I just have to laugh...being in the under 30 age group, I fnd it down right insulting for many (not all) of the older people who try to keep the younger people down in any field, when it should be the opposite, considering we all start off wet behind th ears. I also find a big issue when one...

From what I hear tech support is best in bigger cities because, more machines, more revenues in that area, hence, more/better support. Besides all that, I am also looking into the Xerox 700, KM C7000 and the Canon ImageRunner Advance, as I am told these are all comparable. I seen them in...

Thats a strikeout for GW for the bad info

I wanted to revive this...I saw both the Tec Lighting's Xtra Coat Mini and Graphic Whizad's XDC Micro. They both look good and great size for digital. The Tec Mini is around $11,500 and the GW Micro is around $11,200. The difference that GW pointed out was that their's is 20 in wide vs Tec's 18"...

Also another solution is a b&w printer and a color printer. With a b&w printer you can cut the cost of the click charge vs printing black text pages from a color copier. Problem is you have to organize the pages...oh the pro's and con' of life...

Still annoyed at the ridiculous answers of some of the salesmen/women in this forum, as I am also interested in entering the paper printing business, but many people like to just respond without concern for the person posting. That said...I am in the screen printing business, and from what I...

I know Xerox lists their MSRP in their news releases for each/most of their presses. Usually the base price is cheaper, but factor in a $20,000 RIP an the price is upped. This is if you buy it cash money. But if you lease it's another story because it depends...and also your credit might come...

ShortrunMag I sorry but I wasnt referring to you its just more the frustration of every other post people posting things based on hear say or just say it sucks but no facts as to why, with their own experience. You were actually pretty detailed and I have read your other posts. Didnt mean to...

I'm having trouble deciding myself what digital workflow I'm going to use. I plan on buying possibly 1 to 2 xerox dc5000s. What I HATE is how people feel they need to comment on a product THEY DONT EVEN OWN! Lots of hear say going on in this forum. With that being said I also find it hard to...

www.xerox.com/downloads/usa/en/s/SMG_DC_5000AP.pdf It says it can take 14 pt. Mohawk also makes paper just under 300gsm for 14pt c2s Easydoor you own a 5000ap and running 350? Thats pretty good and far past the specs I'm looking for

and btw http://www.xerox.com/downloads/usa/en/s/SMG_DC_5000AP.pdf under C1S says "10 pt. should be run in the 187 – 300 gsm setting, and 12 pt. and 14 pt. papers should be run in the 187 – 300 gsm range. Since many materials over 14 pts. of thickness will exceed the image transfer and feeding...

it does and I been looking for that info online but no luck. but thanks it helps.

thnx again guys...see Josh that is my issue...the sales rep says one thing, the company specs says another...in this case the specs says "Auto-duplexes up to 110 lb. cover (300 gsm)"...so why the heck wont it do 14pt, 293 gsm, according to the rep? I won't mind simplexing it for a while if it...

Thanks for the responses. Mohawk makes a C2S 14pt @ 293 gsm. So you are saying on the AP dupexing at that weight would be an issue? Can I just run it through twice and register with decent results? I want to cut down their sheets to 12.5 x 19 to get full bleed, which I believe is its max size. I...

Hello. I'm in the process of making a move into buying a digital press. From what I read the DC5000AP can handle up to 300gsm, and also 14pt C2S in the gsm limits.. but when I asked the local sales rep if these can be handles he said only up to 12pt. This is critical to my purchasing decision...