The Xerox 5000 is one of the latest additions to the Xerox DocuColor platform, generating color prints at up to 50 ppm. The Xerox DocuColor 5000 offers excellent productivity and is designed to be used with heavyweight stock and different substrates without sacrificing speed. The Xerox 5000 also features pristine image quality at an image resolution of up to 2400 x 2400 dpi. The finishing options are varied, including a hi-cap or high-capacity stacker in addition to a stacker/stapler. The Xerox DocuColor 5000 is also known for a user-friendly interface that improves job control.

Black & white publishing with Xerox Nuvera EA Perfecting Production System for high volume, duplex, cut sheet output.

Black & white publishing with Xerox Nuvera EA Perfecting Production System for high volume, duplex, cut sheet output.

At 60-plus pages our stitched books would gape open, which is not an attractive finish. The alternative was perfect binding, which added too much time and cost, defeating the object of digital print.

The Watkiss PowerSquare 200 stitches, folds, spine forms and trims in one unit. The resulting books have a square spine, similar in appearance to perfect bound books. It is claimed to be unique in being able to accommodate up to 200 pages in one stitched book. 

Calendars have simply to be placed onto the machine and collected at the end of the binding process. The machine punches the complete calendar in one stroke, then hangers and wire are inserted before everything is carried to the closing section to be bound. All this is done automatically. All punch pins are disconnectables from the front without taking out the tools from the machine, simply unscrewing a screw. The adjusting square system has been modified, reducing the change over times.

Liam Cody, Managing Director, Modern Printers with Mr Sakurai, Chief Executive of the Sakurai Corporation, Japan after the installation of the NEW 545 Oliver Sakurai Printing Press.