Xerox 12 - Manual

Xerox 12

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – and productivity, and can even reduce service calls. For maximum
  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 5 – Color Materials Usage Guide; Introduction; Making the best decision
  • Page 6 – About this guide; Symbols; Dry ink may also be referred to as toner.
  • Page 7 – About Paper; Fundamentals of Paper; Let’s take a look at the papermaking machines.
  • Page 8 – What Happens When Dry Ink Meets Paper; When dry ink meets paper
  • Page 9 – Important Paper Properties for Color Xerography; Paper influences on document quality; Hint: Fiber formation is especially
  • Page 10 – Grain direction is critical when running papers heavier than
  • Page 11 – to bunch up or wrinkle in the copier/printer, causing jams and
  • Page 12 – Hint: Use smooth or coated
  • Page 13 – Hint: The specks in recycled papers
  • Page 14 – Optical paper qualities that influence image quality; Hint: Select a true white paper for
  • Page 15 – Reliability
  • Page 16 – Paper feeding hints; – Open a fresh ream of paper. Load the fresh paper and run
  • Page 17 – Moisture content
  • Page 18 – Friction coefficient
  • Page 19 – Paper Storage; Paper from an unopened ream will provide excellent performance.; Precaution for Coated Paper
  • Page 20 – Stacking; Paper should be stored within the following conditions:; Air conditioned
  • Page 21 – Conditioning paper
  • Page 22 – Why Paper Doesn’t Always Work the Way it Should; Coated paper and offset
  • Page 23 – Technology and Paper; Digital production printing
  • Page 24 – Xerox Papers and Xerox Digital Copier/Printers; Xerox paper is the only paper...
  • Page 25 – How to Order Paper like a Pro; How paper is categorized – in the USA and Canada; Business papers
  • Page 26 – Book papers
  • Page 27 – Cover; Coated high gloss; Index
  • Page 28 – Types of Paper
  • Page 30 – Equivalent Paper Weights
  • Page 31 – Applications for Paper
  • Page 32 – How Paper is Measured in Terms of Weights and Sizes; Terms used to describe paper weight; is the weight; Ways paper can be ordered; Junior Carton – A case of ten reams.
  • Page 33 – Paper sizes in the USA and Canada
  • Page 34 – series papers are used for general print.
  • Page 35 – How to Select the Right Texture/Finish; The following are descriptions of common paper finishes.; Smooth finishes
  • Page 36 – How to Specify Paper; Quantity – The number of sheets or pounds.
  • Page 37 – How to Cut Your Costs; Ten ways to keep your costs down
  • Page 38 – Usage Guidelines for Xerox Color Copiers and Printers; Description and expectations; xerographic/bond papers
  • Page 39 – Extensive Xerox testing has shown the following:
  • Page 40 – Coated Papers; improved image gloss but will generally cause an increase in jams.
  • Page 41 – Hints, tips and testing results; Xerox testing has shown the following:
  • Page 43 – Recycled Papers
  • Page 45 – Pressure-Sensitive Labels
  • Page 46 – Preprinted Papers
  • Page 47 – Single-Step Transfer Paper
  • Page 48 – Transparencies
  • Page 50 – This page is intentionally blank.
  • Page 51 – Glossary; ISO paper size 210 x 297mm used for letterhead.
  • Page 52 – Wrinkles and spots in paper that are defects.; Dimensional stability:; Also known as coated paper, with a high gloss.; Equilibrium Moisture content:
  • Page 53 – Characteristic of a paper that makes it shine.
  • Page 54 – Spotty or uneven image areas of printing.
  • Page 55 – Paper manufactured from used paper pulp.; Supercalendered paper:
  • Page 58 – The Next Generation of
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To maintain peak performance in your new color equipment, use only the best _ Xerox Supplies. Designed side-by-side with the engineers who make the equipment, our supplies improve quality and productivity, and can even reduce service calls. For maximum color performance, make the next smart decision...

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Page 5 - Color Materials Usage Guide; Introduction; Making the best decision

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