Do you have digital presses?

[kermit]

go on...

[Joe]

Where is the line between a color copier and a digital press? I consider ours a color copier. And a piece of crap color copier at that.

[kermit]

I consider them some kind of a digital press as it does not need manual press operators to constantly handle them

[Joe]

I guess ours needs a manual color copier/prepress operator to constantly handle it. I swear it's broke down more than it runs.

[kermit]

replace it with something that works

mod note:

edit: sorry...didn't mean to use this post.

[Chilbear]

We have the HP Indigo 5000. Terrific machine.

[30YearsandCounting]

We have a few Xerox iGens.  They're not presses, but they're awfully good.

[Joe]

replace it with something that works

I don't have to use the thing. I just have to listen to the bitching about it.

[doubting_thomas]

We run a Xerox Docucolor 2060 and a Nuvera 120. Both are billed by the Red X as
digital presses, but I'd call them high speed network printers.

[kermit]

yes, but Xerox calls them digital press...

[doubting_thomas]

yes, but Xerox calls them digital press...

Right. They can spin it however they'd like to. I don't believe much they say.
They're fast network printers.

[Joe]

Our "piece of crap color copier" folds and staples too. Can I call it a bindery line too?

[Slappy]

We have the HP Indigo 5000.

Ditto, one here & one in our other location. It can be a terrific machine, when it's running well. When it's not, ohhhh boy - look out!

[prepressDog]

I think (hope) were getting a new konica c6500 this week w/ Creo Rip

Any good reviews about this piece?

We run tons of short run 4c work on our c500---has done us well in the past.
Takes a lot of work from the techs to keep her up an nice...but it works. 1-service call every week or 2

[RobR]

We got ONE....ONLY ONE TG