Printing on Specialty Media (magnets, transfer paper, etc) on the Xerox C60/C70

[printerguy33]

Hello, we have just rented a Xerox C60/C70 digital machine and from the user manuals i can see that a great thing about this printer is its ability to print on different types of media.

I was wondering if anyone has this machine and/or if you know a good supplier for specialty media paper that works well with this printer. It is actually kind of hard to find suppliers of these special types of media, so it would be appreciated.

 

[ColorMonkey]

Well not sure if you have looked at MTM products. We get a lot of specialty media through them. We do get some from or regular paper vendors but MTM has a pretty good selection and will also let you know if it's spec'd for your specific machine. Anyways, check them out if you haven't already.

http://mtmimagingsupplies.com/

 

[printerguy33]

Well not sure if you have looked at MTM products. We get a lot of specialty media through them. We do get some from or regular paper vendors but MTM has a pretty good selection and will also let you know if it's spec'd for your specific machine. Anyways, check them out if you haven't already.

http://mtmimagingsupplies.com/

Thank you. I'll contact them and see if they have something that works for me.

 

[MailGuru]

Try Relyco. They have a lot of specialty paper. Also Formstore or LaserMemberCards.

 

[wonderings]

Xerox sells their own speciality papers that they will guarantee will work though I am sure it is pricey.

 

[MailGuru]

Xerox sells their own speciality papers that they will guarantee will work though I am sure it is pricey.

wonderings : I'm fairly certain that Xerox sold off their specialty papers division to MAC Papers a while back. Not even sure they still have it. We have a special "all-in-one" mailer (self mailer with a business return envelope built in) that we used to order through them. Last time I ordered (last year), we had to go through Mohawk to get them, and, the minimum order was about a 5 year supply of what we normally use. So, if anyone needs anything like that, I've got some I'll sell you.......

 

[Shawnd]

I'm fairly certain that Xerox sold off their specialty papers division to MAC Papers a while back. Not even sure they still have it. We have a special "all-in-one" mailer (self mailer with a business return envelope built in) that we used to order through them. Last time I ordered (last year), we had to go through Mohawk to get them, and, the minimum order was about a 5 year supply of what we normally use. So, if anyone needs anything like that, I've got some I'll sell you.......

Is that the same as convertiable solutions fold n go? https://convertiblesolutions.com/products/fold-n-go/return-mailer

 

[wonderings]

wonderings : I'm fairly certain that Xerox sold off their specialty papers division to MAC Papers a while back. Not even sure they still have it. We have a special "all-in-one" mailer (self mailer with a business return envelope built in) that we used to order through them. Last time I ordered (last year), we had to go through Mohawk to get them, and, the minimum order was about a 5 year supply of what we normally use. So, if anyone needs anything like that, I've got some I'll sell you.......

Obviously news to me, we never went down that road and Xerox paper is far to pricey compared to other stocks that we cut ourselves. Thanks for the info.

 

[MailGuru]

Is that the same as convertiable solutions fold n go? https://convertiblesolutions.com/products/fold-n-go/return-mailer

Not exactly. Yours looks like some type of a self-seal product ("......requires 300 PSI to seal properly.....") Ours is a regular self mailer that either has to be tabbed, or, fugitive glued to seal.

 

[Shawnd]

I don't like the fold n go due to having to put them on the cutter to clamp seal them, always looking for new products.