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[Rusty.Harris]

Other than forgetting to pull them off when you attach a bridge unit. What purpose do these serve?
I've never had problems with paper jamming/curling etc.

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[blackcat4866]

Yes, for curling. The idea is to help the pages lay flat and stack, rather than curl up into scrolls. They don't do a great job of compensating for that curl issue. If you're getting scrolls in the exit tray, you'll get better results by flipping the paper in the tray or rotating the stack 90 degrees.

The Hudson Series (eS350's) had a wedge shaped insert to lay in the exit tray to help the paper land flat and stack. I've made a few of those out of corrugated cardboard, in the hopes of getting by until I could find the official part.

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[Rusty.Harris]

Yes, for curling. The idea is to help the pages lay flat and stack, rather than curl up into scrolls. They don't do a great job of compensating for that curl issue. If you're getting scrolls in the exit tray, you'll get better results by flipping the paper in the tray or rotating the stack 90 degrees.

The Hudson Series (eS350's) had a wedge shaped insert to lay in the exit tray to help the paper land flat and stack. I've made a few of those out of corrugated cardboard, in the hopes of getting by until I could find the official part.

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Yeah, I remember those wedge things on the old machines. I don't see much help in them stacking better either, but I do hear a lot of tech complaining about paper jams after
installing a bridge unit though. LOl

[djbass]

Nipple tassels for printers

[Vincent128]

Somebody has an uncle that works at a plastics part maken plant....

[Blizzoo]

Funny thing if for any reason they fall down and someone put it back in the rong place on the shaft then some weird noises like a rotaing fan hitting something can be heard only when the exit roller is turning - what a call was that haha