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We had a Shinohara 66 for several years. The best tech we ever had was Brian Miller out of New York State. He is very connected to reputable dealers as well. 1-585-739-1849. Tell him Kevin in Barre, Vermont sent you.

I have seen similar problems that had nothing to do with humidity (although grain is a possibility, you say both grain directions give you problems?) I would seriously look into the condition of the grippers. Gripper tip wear or mis-adjustment, along with gripper timing (overlap) can be...

Here is an answer. We have seen this MANY times and the best workaround (shy of an angle regrind) is to 'relief cut' before the final trim. In other words.... make one cut 1/8 inch out from your final trim on the head and foot. THEN make final head and foot trim. You should be able to...

Josh nailed it. Exactly what I would have said. He is a wise man.http://printplanet.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif

I have run a couple MOs and they will definately put ink on paper, but they were a 'lightweight' design to cost compete against the new imports (think Asian)of the late 80s and early 90's era. Early serial #s dont have some of the later upgrades that the later models got, so if there are no...

We OFTEN UV coat offline within minutes of printing on our IGEN 3. Fuser oils and all. They say to wait 72 hours for most finishing operations (esp. binding) for the oil to 'dissipate', but we use a quality Kelstar coating in an FMA coater with excellent results.

We had this problem when we first began offline UV coating, as we were trying to get more sheets out per hour than realistic. Roller speeds slowed down to 30% (ours is a FMA 3 roller design) and slower belt speed for 'flow-out' have given us the glassy look that we wanted. Promised speeds are...

Really? I love to print and have done it for 19 years, BUT....... with 4 million...... I could do all the cool stuff I wanted to do while I was pulling those countless double shifts. I could play a little while I had a little youth to do it. Thats a no-brainer. I would grab my gear and be on...

When everything is right mechanically, and there is a decent stock, I have seen these presses run 4 color process in 2 passes. For a pushguide press, that is impressive to me. The tech manual has some great timing info that I have had to refer to from time to time. A lot of techs dont...