Printing Speed, Image Quality, Paper Format, Delivery

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Xerox iGen3 110 Digital Production Press

Printing Speed

•Up to 6,600 full process color A4 (letter) 4/0 impressions per hour (110 impressions per minute)

•1,500 A3 (tabloid) 4/4 sheets per hour

Image Quality

Resolution

• 600 x 4800 dpi

Line screens

•150 lpi, 175 lpi, 200 lpi, stochastic

•All utilizing 256 gray levels

Process colors

• Magenta, Yellow, Cyan, Black

Paper Format

•Maximum sheet size: 14.33" x 20.5" (364 x 521 mm); 14.33" x 22.5" (364 x 571 mm) (optional)

•Minimum sheet size: 7" x 7" (178 x 178 mm)

Image Format

•Maximum image area is 2 mm less than sheet size (1 mm border on all sides). Default image area is 3 mm less on all sides.

Paper Weight

•Uncoated: 16 lb bond to 130 lb cover, 60 g/m2 to 350 g/m2

•Coated: 60 lb text to 130 lb cover, 90 g/m2 to 350 g/m2

Paper Flexibility

•Coated (gloss, matte, dull, silk), uncoated, textured, specialty stocks

•Recycled, perforated, tabs, transparencies,

a wide variety of labels, synthetics, DocuCard®, Never Tear, DuraPaper™

•Mixed-stock jobs supported at rated speed

•No drying time before coating

•Transfer overdrive for highly textured stock (optional)

Technology Features

SmartPress™ Imaging

•Third-generation technology

•Single-point transfer printing

•Closed-loop controls

•Benchmark gamut of CMYK dry inks

•Replace dry inks while running

SmartPress™ Paper Handling

•Mixed stocks in a single run

•Same-edge perfecting registration

•Straight paper path

•Wide-radius inverter for second-side imaging

•Collated sets

•Wheeled stacker cart

•Load-while-run capability

SmartPress™ Sentry

•Built-in intelligence

•Automatically adjusts to paper characteristics

•Monitors every print

•Provides online diagnostics and remote support

Input Capacity

•Up to six feeder modules

•Up to twelve trays

•Each tray holds 10"/254 mm

(2,500 sheets 80 lb coated text/120 g/m2)

•Any supported stock in any tray

Delivery

•Up to four stackers

•Two carts per stacker

•Stacker cart holds 12"/305 mm

(3,000 sheets 80 lb coated text/120 g/m2)

•Stacker top tray for sample sheets and proofs

•Collated offset stack delivery

Environmental Control Unit

•Built-in air conditioning unit

•Maintains system interior at optimum temperature and humidity

•Controlled by closed-loop control system

•Recycles air to eliminate emissions

•Conserves energy and reduces electrical costs

Optional

Roll Input

•DocuSheeter™ iG provides up to 50,000 additional sheets per roll (based on 8.5" x 11"/A4; 20 lb bond/75 g/m2)

•Delivered directly into the paper path

•Sheets per roll varies based on core size, cut size, and paper type (coated/uncoated, caliper weight, etc.)

Inserter

•One inserter module, two trays

•Enables the addition of material to a job after the fusing process

•Good for coated covers and specialty substrates

Inline Finishing

•Booklet making with Xerox SquareFold™ Booklet Maker or C. P. Bourg Document Finisher (BDFx) with Square Edge Option (SQE)

•Perfect binding with Xerox Manual+Book Factory

•Lay flats with GBC® Fusion Punch II™

Feeders and Stackers

•Up to six feeders

•Up to four stackers

Size

Overall standard press configuration dimensions iGen3 110 (image tower, two feeders, one stacker)

•23' 8" x 6' x 8' (L x W x H)

7210 x 1829 x 2438 mm (L x W x H)

Weight

• 7,892 lb (3580 kg)

Xerox DocuSP® Controller

•Sun FireTM hardware/software platform

•DocuSP®/DocuTech® workflow

•Ethernet support

•Adobe® PostScript®, PDF 1.5, PCL5, TIFF, FRF, Adobe® Acrobat® 6

•Color-management features

•Job and production management GUI

•Concurrent receive, RIP, print

•Parallel RIP (scalable up to 16 CPUs)

•AFP/IPDS

•VIPP®, Personalized Print Markup Language (PPML), caching support for variable data printing

Creo® SpireTM Color Server

•Intel®/Microsoft®-based platform

•Creo® Spire™ workflow

•Ethernet support

•Adobe® PostScript®, PDF 1.5, PDFX3, TIFF, TIFF.IT, EPS, RTP, Adobe® Acrobat® 6

•Color-management features

•Job management GUI

•Concurrent receive, RIP, print

•VPS, VIPP®, PPML, caching support for variable data printing

EFI® Fiery® Color Server

•Intel®/Microsoft®-based platform

•Fiery® workflow

•Ethernet support

•Adobe® PostScript®, PDF, Adobe® Acrobat® 6, TIFF v6, EPS, DCS

•ColorWise® toolset

•DocuColor® emulations

•Command WorkStation™ support

•DocBuilder ProTM impositioning

•Variable data printing with Fiery® FreeForm™

•Graphic Arts PackageTM

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110 specifications

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