Edge-to-Edge Printing The printer can print up to or past the edges of rigid media. This provides the look of a “full-bleed” print without trimming the media. For best results, follow these guidelines.

Tip

MacDermid ColorSpan has developed an extensive

 

set of tips and techniques for printing on rigid

 

media, including edge-to-edge and double-sided

 

printing. See the MacDermid ColorSpan web site, or

 

Contact Technical Services at (800) 925-0563 or

 

(952) 944-4040, and ask for Tech Note #2730,

 

“Straight-Through Paper Path: A Handbook for

 

Users.”

 

 

Document, Application, and RIP Settings

To ensure that the printer will print past the edges of the media, design or enlarge the job slightly larger than the media. For example, if the media is 32 inches wide, set an Overprint distance of 0.125 inches (see Menu > Printer Set- tings > Margin Settings) and size the document to 32.25 inches wide.

For images with a special detail at the edge of the page, such as a border, make the border line thicker than usual to extend past the edges of the page.

Media edge

Fig. 3-19. Laying out a full-bleed document

(shown with bleeds off three sides)

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