Recent content by Astro13

yes but you mentioned you were getting around it by foiling first ?

I understand the reason behind it. How were you foiling first btw? regardless when you foiled prior to knowing the greyscale option, wouldn't it still be present ??

I understand there logic in wanting it but really detest as to why they would do it on a W toner machine! its essentially made to over print existing media already laid down. They could have at least put the security code somewhere else rather then plaster it across the whole print out. I read...

From what ive read, the tracking dots are encoded into the firmware, when CMYK is printed the dots will print regardless.

What machine are you using? i foil daily with no issues using K only

That's what I'm referring to as well. im super confused!

Print CMYK to a board - Lam in soft touch or anti scratch - Run through the printer again for the areas i want to gloss - lamination machine for the clear gloss laminate

If you are only foiling make sure you use 100% K this will not happen then.

Doesn't happen with 100% W or K just CM or Y for me! kind of makes the point in a white toner printer redundant it really does!.

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tbh im fine with foiling in most instances as i use full 100% k which doesnt introduce them, the issue starts when im trying to clear gloss lam by overprinting in colour. ill send a pic!

Hi, i eliminated Y and its still producing them. My issue is as well my current project is mainly yellow! Ill grab a pic, its awful

Hi, I have a Xerox C8000DT and a C8000W. For my business i use a lot of foiling and clear lamination processes. For foiling its not so bad, I use 100% K & i don't see the issue but if I'm trying to overprint on soft touch lamination With my white toner printer the tracking dots are plastered...