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I wouldn't remove them but instead purchase 4 of the correct foam rollers for the top. That way you still have control of the sheet as it exits the unit. If not, you are relying on the score to steer, transfer, and score all in one. Risky for me.

We have ran the gauntlet of lamination companies (GBC, KDX, D and K) and found that we have the best overall luck with translwrap. The next question is are the covers printed digital or offset. Fuser/fuser fluid is very difficult to adhere to and requires a "high tak or aggressive adhesive".

We have qty 6 of Feuiltault Thomas 2 log feeders. 2005 mfg date 220 volts AC single phase 8 feet loading section Manual side guide from 6¨to 18¨ Split bed right or left side Price is $7500 each. Customer arranges freight. Will split up set.

technifold hands down.

looks like nipper timing to me......or too much glue on your side supports in your saw station (built up from rebinding books).

Run speed is more of a factor than you are considering. On matte (especially soft touch) we have to run 10-15% slower to get good adhesion. We can't just turn up the temp and maintain the same speed. We do not adjust the nip pressure much for films/paper. We run a range of 80# cover to 24pt...

we have an igen 3.....downtime is an issue. Let me clarify, response time by the service tech is an issue. They are well within their contract but it is ridiculous if you ask me. If we were allowed to what I would consider "minor repairs", then we would like it better. Unfortunately you have...

We would crease with technifold on the mbo while folding (inline). We run lots of jobs like this everyday. I do not have any of the equipment that you have listed. Seems like a lot of setup on the press side. Can be done very easily on the folder.

what is the stock? Why do you need to crease on the press versus the folder?

We average 7500/hr with one operator. Saddle bound will be a little slower (doesn't pile as nice) We are using an MBO B26S.