Tagged With "bookletmaker"

Why a single edge trim? Just curious?

that's my bad, I thought this booklet maker could do face and side trim. All it can do is face trim, right?

$3 doesn't seem like a huge increase to me...

PLYMOUTH, Minn.—October 19, 2015—A recent multi-product acquisition by leading print and marketing services provider Daily Printing has streamlined its production, Web storefront, short-run booklet making and financial processes, while improving output quality. The acquisitions—a Xerox iGen 150 digital press with a Xerox EX 150 Print Server Powered by Fiery and a Bourg BMEx Booklet Maker—became operational in late June and are expected to enable growth, provide new opportunities for...

Any help would be appreciated.  The booklet maker can run in an off-line mode, has any tried to see if it is possible to run one sheet of media with no fold and enable the trimmer?

I'm doing some research on the new PBM350 and I'm seeing a cost increase of almost $3 over the BK5010e that was used for the older MP1107EX Ricoh. Does anyone know why the huge increase. Is there some new feature that I'm not aware of?

Does anyone have these in the field. Not the plockmatic, works with 8200 series and C7000 series. How are they performing?

They are fine for a low volume but can be a pain to get fixed sometimes. The biggest pain point I see with these is people get them and want to use it to fold a single sheet. If customers do that it is very, very slow and they would be much better off with the multifold unit.

Ty @ msaeger

Plockmatic International has revealed a new mid- to high-capacity production bookletmaker, the BLM5000, designed to fit inline with Canon’s Imagepress V1000 and V1350 digital toner presses. The BLM5000 is designed to fit inline with Canon’s Imagepress V1000 and V1350 The BLM5000 series, which is now available to buy through Canon’s sales offices, is Plockmatic’s first bookletmaker for Canon machines that offers A4 and ‘letter’ format landscape booklets. Featuring square-back folding and...