Xerox 700 Digital Color Press User Guide3-20
Paper
Drilled paper is defined as having two or
more holes along one edge for use in ring
binders and notebooks.
Caution:
You should observe caution before loading
drilled stock to make sure that any plugs (the
round pieces cut out of the paper to create the
holes) do not remain in the stack. If they get
into the system they can cause jams and can
also damage the internal components of the
machine.
Perforated papers is defined as having
been pierced with one or more rows of
holes to permit easy tearing or separation
into sections. Perforated card stock may
also be used to print sheets of tickets.
Perforated forms may contain a detachable
mail-back portion or a sheet that is part of a
bound document may be perforated along
the inside edge for easy removal.
Caution:
Papers with perforations can cause feeding
and stacking problems if the perforations are
not rolled enough to eliminate underside bulge.
Jams can also occur if a full-length perforation
line parallel to the paper's long side is closer
than 3 inches to the leading edge of the sheet.
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General