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  • mramlawi
    Senior Tech
    500+ Posts
    • Jul 2011
    • 838

    [Misc] Canon heavy dutymachine

    Dear all,

    i have a question anyone try a specific model of canon copiers that take a texture paper around 250gm or 250gm for greeting cards, i usually use irc4580 which work perfectly,but the drum not yeild too much and the background problem occuar,so im looking for a tested canon copier which take this kind of papers because i put this machines as a percopy and im not gaining as i want.
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  • dan7777
    Senior Tech
    500+ Posts
    • Dec 2012
    • 680

    #2
    Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

    Originally posted by mramlawi
    Dear all,

    i have a question anyone try a specific model of canon copiers that take a texture paper around 250gm or 250gm for greeting cards, i usually use irc4580 which work perfectly,but the drum not yeild too much and the background problem occuar,so im looking for a tested canon copier which take this kind of papers because i put this machines as a percopy and im not gaining as i want.
    Good Luck! A lot of people would like this. After 29 years I have not seen a copier do perfect with really thick paper or gloss for that matter. With texture paper it is not easy to press the toner into the texture (heavy or thick settings work best). I work on a lot of the advanced color series and they do as good as the 4580 does. But check out the paper specs and buy the paper from Canon if available.

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    • V-P
      Senior Tech
      Site Contributor
      500+ Posts
      • Apr 2011
      • 679

      #3
      Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

      Originally posted by dan7777
      Good Luck! A lot of people would like this. After 29 years I have not seen a copier do perfect with really thick paper or gloss for that matter. With texture paper it is not easy to press the toner into the texture (heavy or thick settings work best). I work on a lot of the advanced color series and they do as good as the 4580 does. But check out the paper specs and buy the paper from Canon if available.
      The advance PRO series is much better than the previous models. Exp. 9060 / 9070 PRO series.

      I have been testing these machines and 300 gsm (when properly maintained) is a breeze.

      Quality is much better than the previous models (when properly maintained and calibrated).

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      • mramlawi
        Senior Tech
        500+ Posts
        • Jul 2011
        • 838

        #4
        Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

        Aha i heard that honestly the pro is much better but its still expensive currently,but i want to know if the irca5035 can handle like irc4580,and drum life and toner yeild is much better than ir4580/5180 also about the quality .

        any suggestions i will be thankfull,because i thinking to turn my old ir4580 to advance 5035 thinking its much saver ,but as i saw irc5035 didnt take texture as the ir4580/5180.
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        • khattab.al.masry
          Trusted Tech
          • Jan 2014
          • 212

          #5
          Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

          Canon Imagepress C800

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          • Canuck
            Tech Specialist
            1,000+ Posts
            • Nov 2007
            • 1711

            #6
            Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

            Texture causes pockets that do not charge properly during secondary transfer...mottled image. Trial and error. C9070 or get a Xerox that over-saturates everything

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            • mramlawi
              Senior Tech
              500+ Posts
              • Jul 2011
              • 838

              #7
              Re: Canon heavy dutymachine

              Originally posted by khattab.al.masry
              Canon Imagepress C800
              so expensiveee
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