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Thanks tnims68, these guys seemed to know what their prices were so I thought maybe they just got better pricing than I did. My samples returned to me looked the same from both systems. I came to the same conclusions as you.

I was thinking about posting here but find it hard to believe very many job seekers are on this forum?

I visited their office a couple years ago before making my decision. I was excited to see their equipment. However, after meeting some of these people in person, I knew this was not the company to do business with. I get their marketing emails all the time. They outright lie in them. They...

If you're comparing these two on quality, why don't you also compare them ink cost and throughput?

The x00 and x10 series of Canon discussed here is not designed for a print shop with heavy use. The only difference is speed. The front to back registration will be terrible on 12x18. The first 200 sheets are fine, then it will work it's way off. It's a known issue for years. The Canon...

From my experience with Canon, I would not recommend it.

BookPrinter1, have you noticed the 9210 being a bit picky with toner coverage on coated stocks? It seems very finicky with different coated papers in the 80lb -100lb text range so you have to make minute fuser temp adjustments.

That's true. The last several months of our contract, we were unable to get toner due to the shortages. The vendor also did not allow us to use non-OEM. Ricoh and Canon have been good through the pandemic for us.

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Canon could pretty much care less about their laser line and even less after you've purchased the machine. I wouldn't waste time on them if you're a typical print shop. Check out KM or Ricoh. Just speaking from first hand experience.

Careful on your cutter selection if noise is a concern. Some units run the hydraulic pump the entire time your at the cutter. Other units only run the pump when the blade is in use. I personnally don't care of the extra noise.

The PDF's are the data files, didn't say we were building them.

GMC-mucho $$ Solimar-mucho $$ Planet Press Connect-not impressed with it's clunky new interface VIPP-not a hardware option XMPie-Too weak for the task What else is out there for a mid-size shop that won't break the bank and caches resources?

Hi Guys, I'm wondering if anyone has advice on software that is capable of printing hundreds of thousands of pages of PDFs? If converting to postscript, software must resource duplicated images. Software must add media calls. Software must add barcodes to output. The largest single PDF's could...

I liked the Challenge Titan 200 but not their larger 27/30"+ units. At these sizes I prefer a Baum/Polar unit. In my opinion, I'm not a fan of the larger Challenges because the unit I tested ran a hydraulic pump the whole time, whether you were cutting or not. The Baum only runs the pump when...

My experience with them has been that the Fiery team will listen, but they hardly ever do anything. I guess other experiences may vary.

While V6 is definitely more stable, I would challenge anyone who uses a central workstation to access 4+ Fierys at once and compare ease of use of 5.8 to V6. With version 6's insistent expansion of all printer details on the left, it makes it impossible to quickly navigate from one Fiery to the...

They are right on here. Stay away from the Canon. Anyone who bought an 8000/1000 should have learned their lesson by now.

Hello, Looking to purchase a Graphic Whizard coater for digital work. I've been quoted an XDC370M ASM and being told this unit has easy, push button changeover from gloss, matte, to soft; push button clean up; and nearly no fumes are emitted. Do other shops out there agree with these...

Yeah, rotary, that's the word I was looking for. It sounds daunting to consider moving but I've only heard bad things about these converters. I would for sure work with an expert electrician that has been through this before. Then he can be insured to replace the equipment when something gets...