Xerox 701P28020 manual Glossary Term Definition

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Glossary Term

Definition

 

 

NCR (no carbon

See carbonless paper.

required) paper

 

offset paper

Paper designed for offset printing that has a high moisture content, is coated or

 

uncoated, with a vellum or smooth finish.

offsetting

Dry ink transferred to other sheets in the job from the photoreceptor belt or fuser roller,

 

or from another sheet in an output stack.

opacity

The ability of a sheet to block light and to prevent a printed image from showing

 

through on the opposite side of the sheet, or from a sheet below it.

paper dust

Small particles of fiber, filler, or coating found on the surface or edges of a sheet of

 

paper.

paper handling

A paper’s ability to run on the press without jams, multifeeds, and misfeeds.

paper orientation

The way a sheet of paper is conceptually positioned (portrait or landscape), or the

 

way paper is positioned in a paper tray (short edge as the lead edge, reinforced strip

 

facing down etc.).

paper path

The route that a sheet of paper takes through a press, from the paper tray to the

 

output tray.

paper plug

In drilled paper, a stack of small paper circles remaining in the ring binder holes, as a

 

result of an imperfect drilling.

paper

A set of paper properties, such as size, weight, brightness, and opacity, that

specifications

distinguishes one type of paper from other types.

perforated paper

Paper that has been die or laser cut with lines of small, regularly spaced holes or slits

 

to enable clean separation, such as for coupons or reply cards.

plasticizer

A material added to some papers to increase softness and flexibility.

point (pt.)

A North American measurement of paper thickness equal to one thousandth of an

 

inch. A paper with a point size of 3, has a thickness (caliper) of .003 inch. Point sizes

 

range from 3 to 13.

porosity

The property of paper that allows permeation of air. Porosity depends on the number

 

of pores in a sheet as well as the size, shape and distribution of pores.

post-consumer

Paper and packaging that have been printed on, used at least once by consumers,

waste

and then submitted for recycling.

preprinted stock

Any previously printed paper that will be printed on again.

system interface

An integrated workstation, running Xerox software, for interfacing with and managing

 

the Xerox Nuvera.

pressure roll

A jam caused by a sheet of paper becoming wrapped around the pressure roll in the

wrap jam

fuser.

printability

A complex property of paper that allows high quality printing. Printability is a

 

combination of other properties, such as smoothness, opacity, and ink receptivity.

pulp

Fibers that are extracted from wood, straw, cotton, or grasses and used to make

 

paper.

 

 

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Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide

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Contents Paper Page Table of Contents Tips by stock type Glossary of paper terms Table of Contents Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Contents IntroductionAbout this guide Typographical Conventions Related resources Introduction Viii Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Stock size and weight ranges Selecting stock for your Xerox Nuvera SystemPaper size range Recommended stocks Stock Library and Media Compatibility GuideImage quality performance categories Stocks that should not be used Stocks that should not be run on a Xerox Nuvera SystemOrdering guidelines for paper Paper properties that affect xerographic imagesBrightness Finish / SmoothnessFormation ImpuritiesStock Library coating categories Opacity ShadeElectrical properties and image quality Moisture content Paper properties that affect paper handlingGrain Paper weight ranges Fold with and against grainCut quality Hangs lower with grainSurface strength Electrical properties and paper handlingPage Managing your paper supply Checking paper for defectsHandling paper Stacking limitsProblems caused by moisture Paper and moistureControlling moisture in paper Using storage bags for unused paper Weekend shutdown Environmental limitsConditioning paper to the printing environment Loading paper into feeder traysPaper conditioning times Stock Loading Label for Trays 1 Determining paper curl Fanning the lead edge Inserter hints and tips Stock namesStock orientation Paper handling Managing your paper supply Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Tips by stock type Xerox Nuvera MX Special considerationsStock types Tips by stock type Tips that apply to all stocks Bond 56 to 158 gsmAll stocks Bond 56 to 158 gsmBristol 147 to 220 gsm CarbonlessCover coated 140 to 220 gsm Cover uncoated 106 to 220 gsm Drilled paperCover uncoated 106 to 220 gsm Drilled paperHeavyweight coated 140 to 220 gsm Heavyweight coated 140 to 220 gsmEnvelopes EnvelopesHeavyweight uncoated 106 to 220 gsm 10. Heavyweight uncoated 106 to 220 gsmIndex 130 to 220 gsm 11. Index 130 to 220 gsmLightweight uncoated 56 to 84 gsm 13. Lightweight uncoated 56 to 84 gsmLabel stock 12. LabelsMiddleweight uncoated 91 to 105 gsm 14. Middleweight uncoated 91 to 105 gsmPerforated paper 15. Perforated paperPreprinted paper 16. Preprinted paperRecycled paper 16. Preprinted paper17. Recycled paper Scored paper Synthetic papers and plastics18. Scored paper 19. Synthetic papers and plasticsTabs 20. TabsTransparencies 21. TransparenciesXerox DocuCard 22. Xerox DocuCardTips by stock type Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Accessing paper information online About Xerox papersXerox digital stocks To order Xerox paper For technical information about Xerox paperConverting paper weight from pounds to gsm Understanding basic size and basis weightTable A-1. Basic sizes Formula for converting paper weights Table for converting paper weightsTable A-2. Multipliers for converting pounds to gsm Table A-3. Equivalent basis weights of paper Table A-3. Equivalent basis weights of paper Printing with tabs Obtaining additional tabs guide kitsInstalling the tabs guide Tab Optimization ModeDefine stocks, program, and load feeder trays Printing on tabbed stockFor systems with a Multi-Function Finisher MFF For systems with FTM / DS5000 or BFM type finishersFeeder procedures Managing the feed modulesAdd stock to a tray directly from the Stock Library window Copy stock attributes from one tray to anotherLoad non-tab stock in a paper tray Load tab stock in a paper trayInserter procedures View a list of paper trays and their settingsSelect Tray Disable Tray Prevent a tray from feedingManaging the feed modules Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Finisher procedures Managing the Finishing Transport Module and StackerStacker Limitations Unload stacker cartView stacker settings Managing the Stock Library Define a new stockDelete a stock Edit stock attributes Glossary of paper terms Glossary Term DefinitionGlossary Term Definition Glossary Term Definition Glossary Term Definition Glossary Term Definition Tappi Index Index Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide Index-3 Index Index-4 Xerox Nuvera Paper Guide

701P28020 specifications

The Xerox 701P28020 is a versatile and high-performance printer designed to meet the demands of both small businesses and larger enterprises. This model is a monochrome laser printer, known for its reliability, efficiency, and ease of use, making it a popular choice among users who require quality print outputs.

One of the standout features of the 701P28020 is its exceptional print speed. Capable of delivering up to 45 pages per minute, this printer ensures that high-volume printing jobs are completed quickly, allowing users to maximize productivity. Additionally, it boasts a first-page-out time of less than 6 seconds, minimizing wait times for users who need documents in a hurry.

The printer’s resolution is another key characteristic that enhances its appeal. With a print resolution of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, the Xerox 701P28020 produces sharp, clear text and detailed graphics, making it suitable for printing everything from business reports to marketing materials. The advanced toner technology used in this model further enhances image quality, ensuring consistent results across various print jobs.

Moreover, the 701P28020 incorporates several modern connectivity options, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless capabilities. This flexibility facilitates seamless integration into any office environment and allows multiple users to access the printer from different devices, enhancing collaboration and efficiency.

A notable aspect of the Xerox 701P28020 is its user-friendly interface. It features an intuitive control panel that simplifies operation, allowing users to navigate through functions with ease. Additionally, the printer is equipped with advanced security features to protect sensitive information, making it a reliable choice for organizations that prioritize data protection.

In terms of maintenance, the 701P28020 has been designed for user convenience. The printer offers automatic duplex printing, reducing paper consumption and overall costs. Furthermore, the long-lasting toner cartridges contribute to lower running costs and less frequent servicing.

Overall, the Xerox 701P28020 is a robust, efficient, and feature-rich monochrome laser printer. With its high-speed performance, excellent print quality, and user-friendly design, it represents an ideal solution for businesses seeking to enhance their printing capabilities while maintaining cost-effectiveness and security.
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