Digital Printing Creativity

You might not think of commercial printers who use digital duplicators as artists- but digital printing is the latest medium for graphic artists and design firms.

Whether they're using a Nexpress 9110, a Xerox iGen3, or a Xerox DocuColor 6060, printers are using the flexibility and wide-ranging capability of digital printers to create exciting new pieces for clients.

In her article for Creativepro.com, Molly Joss discusses the ability of high volume digital duplicators to handle a variety of paper and ink inputs. Joss elucidates the best way to avoid bleeds and ensure high quality in every job.

The only things limiting your ability to produce brochures and pamphlets that will astonish your clients is your imagination and the substrate that your DocuColor 8000 or Canon ClC 5000 can handle.

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What paper should I use with my digital copier?

In order to know the capabilities of a digital press, you have to know what paper, or substrates, it will accept. Depending on the needs of your shop, it very likely could be the difference in choosing a Xerox DocuColor 2060 over a Konica Minolta CPP500.

Just like everything else these days, there is a website that will answer all your questions. Visit PaperSpecs.com, a membership-based website that details what paper can be paired with what high-volume copier.

These folks are straightforward, not recommending paper per se, but instead what would be a good fit.
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