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If you have the proper capital you should look at buying into an existing web printing company. I am sure they would be happy to listen to any reasonable offer. ___________________ Just Press Print

We have been selfpublishing children's books for over 5 years and personalization would be something we would be happy to do. You can find all our prices on the website so you can get an idea of what it may run you per book. We will have to add a extra charge for the variable data but we discuss...

Jack We may need some help with our 5000. Do you travel in NY? I should know this afternoon if we will need some help. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Just Press Print

The print quality on the Indigo is just as good as any sheet fed press. Just beware of the click charges they add up fast!

I would look to grab an old HP indigo off ebay and get started with that. Make sure you buy digital finishing equipment also. Good luck this industry is a daily grind. But what can you do inks in our blood! _____________ Raphael Coccia

Thanks! we just filtered our first batch and it seems to be working fine. Only time will tell. Using this method will save a lot of money over time. _______________ Raphael Coccia http://www.linkedin.com/in/raphaelcoccia

I would say 25% goes to uncle Sam. It's not easy! ____________ Just Press Print http://www.justpressprint.net/contact.asp

In the United State most shops range from 18HR to 26HR. I feel the wage is going to climb in about a year because of lack of quality pressman avail. most pressman are getting out of the trade ____________ Just Press Print http://www.justpressprint.net/contact.asp

We have figured that you can get 2500 clicks per can. It will vary from job to job depending on coverage. its way cheaper to buy the supplies than get them for our friends at hp.

I was just wondering if anyone has filtered and reused imaging oil in the HP indigo digital printing press? we are going to send it through a 10micron filter before adding into our 5000. Does anyone know if i need to add anything into it?

We always figure 200 sheets per color and 3% waste per operation in the bindery and we never have issues with being short. But it also depend on what press you have. I hope this helps

Use an HP Indigo and UV lam the sheets prior to finishing. We have had success with club flyer stickers for cars using this system. good luck

If you only need a 12x18 sheet I would look into the Graphic wizard It is slow but it works could for strike perfs and scores

We have been using our old wooden rack also that we used to store our films in. We always put the plates in chipboard folders before storing to eliminate scratching. Don't forget to gum them good!

A good software to run variable data is fusion pro. But you also we need a good rip if you are planning on using variable Images and type. Good Luck

I hope it works out for you. Ask for Gil

Its more than just adding a press. You'll need a cutter and folder. I would suggest to just keep sending the work out and make the markup. If you have a budget in mind i should be able to point you in the right direction.

We can print Indichrome if you have enough volume. We have the 5th and 6th units and all the inks but the in order to make it cost effective we need a steady flow of projects. If you leave the 6th bid in to long with out running the units it starts to leak and is a large mess to clean. Give me...

A perfect bind machine would set you a part from other local printers and also get you some overflow work from the local bindery . But if you have a print shop you need some type of saddle stitching and this would be my 1st choice.

You'll need a map folder to do it. You'll need at least 6 plates in the first unit. I think you'll need 5 plates if i understand you correctly.