Accuriopress c3080 Series Ceg
Accuriopress c3080 Series Ceg
Accuriopress c3080 Series Ceg
C3080 SERIES
CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS
GUIDE
INDEX
Introduction 3
Product overview 4
Contact 5
Expectations for technical performance and service requirements 6
Advanced services 7
CS Remote Care (CSRC) 8
Konica Minolta Color Care 9
Installation 10
Environmental and electrical requirements 12
Image quality 13
Paper specifications 15
Paper weight equipment 16
AccurioPress C3080 series productivity 18
Space requirements 19
Recommended papers 22
Technical specifications 23
Agreement 43
INTRODUCTION CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 3
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase and investment in a AccurioPress C3080/C3080P/C3070! Whether you are planning
your first investment in a digital production press or are already moving to the next level of productivity and efficiency,
you have made the right decision! Incorporating new and perfected technology, the three models in the family provide
outstanding quality, robust performance and convenience in daily operation. They are each an excellent solution for
specific digital colour print production needs and will provide you with a solid foundation for sustainable growth and
profitability.
This CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE is designed to help you, the operator, understand the main operational parameters
that lead to high customer satisfaction. It should help to avoid misunderstandings and will establish guidelines and mutual
agreements, and set clear performance expectations between Konica Minolta and you, our valued customer.
Please note:
– All specifications (like maximum tray capacity), are calculated according to A4, 80 gsm, if not specified different in
this document.
– All specifications refer to user selectable settings on the AccurioPress C3080 series.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 4
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Entering digital production with success means that you will be able to fulfil certain standards, above all to guarantee
absolute colour consistency and deliver a superb image quality. The products in the AccurioPress C3080 series take
these challenges in their stride. They provide the ultimate performance of up to 1,681 SRA3 pages per hour with the
AccurioPress C3070, and up to 2,119 SRA3 pages per hour with the AccurioPress C3080/P. In combination with the
highest media flexibility and professional modular finishing, this is the perfect match for key operator environments.
The nominal monthly engine maintenance interval for AccurioPress C3070 is about 400,000 A4 prints and for AccurioPress
C3080/P about 440,000 A4 prints. Customer expectations for print quality, run length, monthly print volumes, applications mix
and print substrates, as well as regular preventive maintenance and operator care greatly influence the main print between
service calls (MPBC) in all electro-photographic printing systems. The AccurioPress C3080 series is no exception. Customers
attending a certified Konica Minolta key operator training course generally experience improved equipment performance,
increased productivity, reduced service calls and improved overall customer satisfaction. This guide will provide additional
recommendations and guidelines to set proper expectations and further improve operations and delivered performance.
CONTACT
Konica Minolta Europaallee 17
Business Solutions Europe GmbH 30855 Langenhagen
Phone: +49 (0) 511 / 7404 – 0
Fax. +49 (0) 511 / 741050
Branch office manager Name:
Phone:
Email:
Key account manager Name:
Phone:
Email:
System engineer Name:
Phone:
Email:
Service manager Name:
Phone:
Email:
Order for consumables Phone:
Email:
Internet:
EXPECTATION ON SERVICE CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 6
– Service time
The utilisation of the production printing device has an impact on the required service time. While planning and scheduling
your print production you must plan downtimes for service and maintenance.
– Paper jams
While paper jams are not totally avoidable there are many
precautions that can be taken to reduce their occurrence.
– Registration
– Image-to-paper placement on a simplex print or the first
side of a duplex print can vary up to ± 0.5 mm in the feed
direction and ± 0.5 mm in the cross-feed direction. R = 0.5 mm R = 0.5 mm
– Image-to-paper alignment on the back of automatically
duplexed prints can similarly vary up to ± 0.5 mm in the feed
direction and ± 0.5 mm in the cross-feed direction.
– Front-to-back alignment can vary up to a maximum of ± 0.5
mm in the feed direction and ± 0.5 mm in the cross-feed
direction over the full sheet size. This results in a front-back
paper registration of less than 1 mm. R = 0.5 mm R = 0.5 mm
– No print area
On all media there is a leading and trailing edge deletion of
max. 4 mm and right and left edge deletion of max. 3 mm.
For thick media (above 200 gsm) the trailing edge deletion is
max. 6 mm.
Special note
Some of the following factors may negatively affect the
above expectations and results:
Note: The type of paper used has a strong
– Experience and care of operators
impact on the print results achieved. For
– Quality and cleanliness of media, materials and
optimum results the system has to operate
substrates
under proper environmental and maintenance
– Nature and cleanliness of preprinted materials
conditions, and with the correct system
– Setup, use and maintenance of peripheral accessories
settings.
– Third-party devices
– Environmental conditions
– Third-party software and workflow
- Power conditions
ADVANCED SERVICES CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 7
ADVANCED SERVICES
OPERATOR REPLACEABLE UNIT-
MANAGEMENT (ORU-M)
To ensure the highest possible system uptime, Konica Minolta established the ORU-M system. This concept enables
customers to carry out preventive system maintenance and care as well as a certain amount of parts replacement
themselves, without technical/service assistance from Konica Minolta service personnel. For optimum operation
with ORU-M, Konica Minolta offers a specific training program for selected key operators. A certificate of completion
approves the operator for self-maintenance of the Konica Minolta system.
Note: An envelope fuser (EF-103) and fusing units within the ORU-M concept shouldn’t be used together. The system cannot
differentiate among the counters of three fusing units.
CS REMOTE CARE CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 8
The most important transmitted data is malfunction and maintenance notification, automated consumables ordering, copy/
print click and periodic counter reading.
Workflow
Logistics
Service Centre
Key Features
– Clearly defined quality standard
– Promises superior and highly consistent print quality
– Follows market-determined principles of quality control
– Guarantees authentic colour reproduction
Confirm
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Reference
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INSTALLATION
Please note:
The installation process depends on the organisation and contract and could differ from the following explanations.
– Training / introduction
– Provide key operation training
– Assist you in the ordering process
– Provide information and assistance on
further needs
INSTALLATION CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 11
ENVIRONMENTAL AND
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
To minimise downtime and guarantee customer satisfaction it is mandatory that the device operates at all times within
the recommended range of environmental specifications. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that the
production printer’s environmental requirements are met at all times.
Optimum performance is achieved when conditions are strictly maintained at 18 – 23°C and 40 – 60% RH (Q Zone).
Poor alignment of paper in the trays of LS, FS-532, FS-531, SD-506 may occur at lower humidities. This can be minimised
by keeping the machine within the recommended range of environmental specifications.
Standby
Without energy saving mode 610 W 570 W 610 W
With energy saving mode 195 W 185 W 195 W
Sleep mode 1.8 W 1.8 W 1.8 W
Plug-in mode 0.36 W 0.36 W 0.36 W
IMAGE QUALITY
Our perception of print quality varies greatly depending on such factors as ambient light conditions, paper quality,
texture, moisture content and colour, all of which have an influence on the image quality achieved. The print quality might
also change over time. If the output quality of a Konica Minolta system is questioned, in the first instance this should be
checked using a standard Konica Minolta print test page.
Some of the common image quality issues that are experienced by all electro-photographic printers are:
– When printing a large area with high toner coverage, small variations across the area may be seen. This will be influenced by
toner density and paper stock, amongst other factors.
– Depending on the paper qualities used, the paper finish (surface) may be responsible for a “grainy” appearance in the
halftone areas. In some difficult cases alternative media may need to be sought. Some papers may show a slight back-
ground when viewed through a magnifying glass.
– Heavier paper weights and high toner coverage may produce output with visible roller marks. This effect can be reduced by
printing face up and single-sided.
– Small random density variations may occur in the form of slight bands or lines throughout the image area. There may also
be very small shifts in density over a period of time. When producing the second side of a two-sided print, there may be
patchiness in density and break-up of fine line work. To minimise the occurrence of these issues, it may be recommended to
print the side with the lesser density first (toner coverage).
– Slight banding is to be expected in all electro-photographic processes and may at times be noticeable in some image areas.
– For optimum output quality it is recommendable to print on high-quality digital paper. Please refer to the “Recommended
papers” section.
– White spots with or without coloured core are a common issue in all dry toner/cut sheet-fed printing devices. The print may
at times deliver output that exhibits white spots caused by paper dust or other undesired particles. This will be minimised
by keeping the machine in a clean, dust-reduced environment and by regularly wiping the paper transport areas with an
anti-static, dust-free cloth. Always ensure that the cut edges of the sheets are dust-free, in particular when cutting paper
in-house.
– After printing longer runs of black and white only jobs in process colour mode, the colour quality may show higher variations
in the subsequent colour jobs. It is recommendable to avoid such sequences by:
– Printing long monochrome jobs in B&W mode exclusively
– Reducing long runs of monochrome printing by introducing colour jobs at regular intervals
– Consulting your Konica Minolta service expert
– On heavyweight coated papers, gloss differential (uneven appearance of gloss) may occur.
– When printing on a heavy paper weight and folding this printed paper, the toner at the position of paper folding may peel
off. This problem frequently occurs with thick paper when printing a high coverage image at the folding position. The result
is a white line on the fold.
– When always printing on heavy paper weights, a shorter maintenance cycle is to be expected.
– When printing on very limp papers (like coated papers below 120 gsm) with high toner coverage to the edge of the papers,
paper jams may occur in the fusing unit.
IMAGE QUALITY CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 14
Duplex Printing
The device will automatically duplex print (if properly specified in the print settings) paper weights of 62 to 350gsm in sizes up to A3,
A3+ and SRA3. Special attention is required when duplex printing on heavyweight paper. The image quality and consistency of the
second side may not equal that of the first side. A combination of high toner coverage on the first side, high-gloss papers and high
paper weights will compound the adverse effects of duplexing on heavyweight papers.
Some factors can improve job performance on heavyweight substrates, such as:
Image alignment
– Front-to-back image alignment for duplex output has a registration accuracy of ± 0.5 mm or less over the document length per
side. If required, “Chart Adjustment” is available from the operator setup menu for each individual paper stock to correct image
alignment.
– Factors affecting image alignment include paper type, paper weight, paper moisture content, paper geometrical accuracy,
machine setup and feed direction.
Reprint capabilities
– The device output should not be reprinted a second time using electro-photographic processes, but can be used for post
insertion.
– Similarly, prints produced on any AccurioPrint or AccurioPress model or other electro-photographic devices should not be
reprinted on the device.
– If it is necessary to reprint on other output systems, we recommend thoroughly testing the preprinted paper processing first.
Successful reprinting will depend on many factors, including the fusing temperature and the toner reaction in regards to a
second fusing, and may not be possible.
PAPER SPECIFICATIONS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 15
PAPER SPECIFICATIONS
Paper setting
This section describes how to set the paper settings for each paper tray. Feature descriptions and usage of auto paper and image
rotation are also provided.
The paper settings come in two classes: the paper tray settings, for which paper conditions must be stipulated, and the specific
paper settings.
Reference
To register paper conditions for the paper to be used, see Section Copy → Basic Settings → Paper Settings of the User’s Guide.
Paper conditions specified for a paper tray can also be registered (e.g. for later reuse). The procedure is provided in this section.
Paper settings can be determined for the following trays:
– Main body trays (trays 1 to 2)
– Trays of paper feed unit PF-602m (trays 3 to 4)
– Trays of paper feed unit PF-707m (trays 3 to 5)
– Upper tray/lower tray of the post inserter of folding unit FD-503
– Cover tray of perfect binder PB-503
The paper settings for a given paper tray are determined according to the following nine paper conditions:
– Paper type: plain, fine, colour-specific, coated-GL, coated-ML, coated-GO, coated-MO
– Paper size: standard, custom, tab paper
– Weight: 62 – 74 gsm, 75 – 80 gsm, 81 – 91 gsm, 92 – 105 gsm, 106– 135 gsm, 136– 176 gsm, 177– 216 gsm, 217– 256 gsm,
257– 300 gsm, 301– 350 gsm
– Coloured paper: white, non-white
– Punch: pre-punched, no hole punch
– Both sides adjustment: specify magnification ratios (vertical, horizontal) and image shift amounts (up/down, right/left) for
both front and back sides in order to better align (register) the images printed on front and back pages in duplex printing.
Also, chart adjustments can be performed for both front and back as described in the user manual.
– Curl adjustment: make corrections for curled output sheets. Select ON or OFF for humidifier setting if relay unit RU-518
is equipped with the optional humidifier HM-103. Setting the humidifier setting to ON may help significantly reduce curled
output.
– Air-assist is required for peripheral options featuring this function, such as paper feed unit PF-602m (trays 3 to 4) and the
cover tray of perfect binder PB-503. Air-assist ON helps to greatly reduce “double feeds” or misfeeds from the feeder paper
stack.
Paper size
With the tray specified as “standard”, the machine automatically detects the standard size loaded in that tray.
Many internal process functions are performed during printing to maintain high and stable image quality within and across print jobs.
– Toner supply management for transfer belt cleaning
– Colour separation registration
– Maximum density & density control
– Gamma correction
Moreover, the AccurioPress C3080 series has two basic running modes, depending on the primary objective of a typical
job run or series of jobs:
– High-quality mode: internal processes slow down the output speed to favour the highest quality capabilities of the
AccurioPress C3080 series.
– High productivity mode: speed is favoured at the expense of a slightly lower print quality.
Per hour (colour & B/W) Speed mode Quality mode Per hour (colour & B/W) Speed mode Quality mode
SRA3 2,113 pph 2,058 pph SRA3 1,951 pph 1,903 pph
Production speed
The following charts show the AccurioPress C3080/P The following chart shows the AccurioPress C3070 simplex
simplex production speed in relation to paper weight. The production speed in relation to paper weight. The data is for
data is for A4 LEF, A3 and SRA3 paper in normal mode. A4 LEF, A3 and SRA3 paper in normal mode.
While a digital press does not stop after each print cycle, the paper path must still be cleared between jobs. When using various
paper types and sizes during a print cycle, a new job can only be printed after the last page of the current print job has been
output. By grouping several jobs with the same (paper) settings into batches, the number of job transmissions to the controller
will be reduced and the time lost between print jobs will be reduced.
In case of certain system errors, the digital press and RIP power must be switched off (full system reset) and on again for
recovery. This means that a print job will have to be sent and RIPed again.
PRODUCTIVITY CUSTOMER EXPECTATION GUIDE 19
SPACE REQUIREMENTS
If the device is installed in a carpeted room, it will be impossible to move the system at all. In such environments we
recommend the use of a metal base plate underneath the colour press to guarantee a completely safe and convenient
installation.
All standard Konica Minolta space requirements apply to this installation, including the space above, in front of and at the back
of the system, as well as shared, aisle or hallway, and operator space.
Calculation table
Steps to follow as described above Module Width (mm) Depth (mm)
1 Components space Engine 800 903
RU-518 410 787
PF-602m 947 750
PF-707m 996 772
MB-508 296 636
IQ-501 663 696
FD-503 400 723
IQ-501 663 696
LS-506 785 723
SD-506 1,170 775
SD-513 1,241 1,431
FS-532 798 723
PB-503 1,360 775
GP-501 305 775
RU-510 350 775
GP-502 655 944
LU-202m 710 639
LU-202XLm 1012 639
OT-510 844 723
OT-511 456 230
GBC Punch G2 445 775
Watkiss Powersquare™ 3,270 1,840
224KR
Plockmatic SD-350 / SD-500 2,940 905
2 Total space taken up by the system
3 Left space (recommended) 500
4 Right space (recommended) 800
5 Rear space (recommended) 500
6 Front space (recommended) 1,400
7 Total workspace requirement
SPACE REQUIREMENTS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 21
DEPTH
Left 500 mm
FINISHER
RU-518 WIDTH
PAPER FEED
UNIT
Right 800 mm
RECOMMENDED PAPERS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 22
RECOMMENDED PAPERS
The AccurioPress C3080 series supports an extensive range of media. Exclusively using media recommended by
Konica Minolta can help maximise your system’s reliability and paper-handling capabilities. Konica Minolta representa-
tives will be happy to assist you with more details on media selection and processing as well as provide you with
specific recommendations.
Note:
– Heavyweight papers typically show increased deviations in formation and surface smoothness, which may result in reduced
image quality.
– It is not recommendable to use coated stock in ambient conditions where relative humidity exceeds 60 per cent.
– Stretching occurs in all paper qualities during printing. Ambient conditions and the paper type determine the amount of
stretch, which is most prominent in coated stocks and may affect front-to-back image registration.
– Toner adherence depends heavily on the media type, and toner may not last on some types of special-coated paper. Some
media may be inappropriate for the device. Consult the Media Database which lists certified and approved media, or your
Konica Minolta service expert. Unlisted media may be inappropriate, or should at least be tested prior to production work to
find out appropriate settings (if any) that ensure acceptable toner adhesion.
– Custom-cut paper can cause problems with image registration, image quality (i.e. white spots), and machine reliability. This
is particularly likely if the paper is of poor quality, has been badly cut or if loose fibres remain on the edges after cutting.
– Image registration, image quality (i.e. white spots), and machine reliability might suffer if poor-quality punched or drilled
paper is used. This is very likely to happen if loose hole plugs remain in the paper ream – measures must be taken to avoid
this eventuality at all costs.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 23
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LU-202m – LARGE CAPACITY UNIT
Type Paper feed unit
Capacity 2,500 sheets
Paper weight 64 – 300 gsm
Paper format 210 x 182~330 x 487.7 mm
(with MK-746:100 x 148 mm~, Envelope: 90 mm width~)
Min. 182 x 210 (Envelope: 90 mm width)
Max. 330 x 487.7 mm
Other specifications
Dimensions (W x H x D) 400 x 1,231 x 723 mm (width: without main tray)
- Width with main tray included (stored): 667 mm
- Width with main tray included (pulled out): 784 mm
Weight Approx. 130 kg
Power source Own power cord
Power consumption 180 W
Durability 50 million or 5 years
Other specifications
Dimension (W x H x D) 1,170 x 1,020 x 775 mm (saddle stitch tray stored)
1,170 x 1,020 x 1,441 mm (saddle stitch tray pulled out)
Weight Approx. 280 kg
Power source From main body
Power consumption 270 W
Durability 50 million or 5 years
Finishing operation 25 million
Booklets without cover
Weight Max no. of paper in fold & staple/SQF/trimming model *1 (Sheets)
Normal paper Fine paper Coated paper Long grain paper
Color paper
50 – 64 50 50 30 30
65 – 81 50 50 30 30
82 – 91 30 30 15 15
92 – 130 20 20 10 10
131 – 161 15 15 5 5
162 – 209 10 10 NO NO
210 – 244 5 5 NO NO
Booklets with cover
Weight Max no. of paper in fold & staple/trimming model in 200 gsm cover (Sheets)
Normal paper Fine paper Coated paper Long grain paper
Color paper
50 – 64 49+1 49+1 29+1 29+1
65 – 81 49+1 49+1 29+1 29+1
82 – 91 29+1 29+1 14+1 14+1
92 – 130 19+1 19+1 9+1 9+1
131 – 161 14+1 14+1 4+1 4+1
*1 When paper weight included within one copy of finished booklet vary, the heaviest one is applicable.
Trimming mode
Function Front trim of booklet
Media format SRA3, A3, B4, ISOB4, SRA4S, A4S, B5S, ISOB5S, Wide paper, Custom size paper
Min. 120 x 257 mm
Max. 330 x 487 mm
Media type Plain, High Quality, Color Specific, Coated
Media weight 62 – 300 gsm
Max sheets for trim 50 sheets (80 gsm) x 2 = 100 sheets
Trim length 5 – 40 mm (booklet length more than 120 mm)
Trim position Fore edge (opposite of stitching)
Trim trash box capacity 1,700 sheets of trimming
Multisheet half fold mode
Function Exit to saddle stitch tray after folding 1 or more sheets
Media format SRA3, A3, B4, ISOB4, SRA4S, A4S, B5S, ISOB5S, Wide paper, Custom size paper
Min. 120 x 257 mm
Max. 330 x 487 mm
Media type Plain, High Quality, Color Specific, Coated
Media weight 62 – 300 gsm
Max. multiple sheets 62 – 81 gsm 5 sheets
82 – 130 gsm: 3 sheets
131 – 300 gsm: 2 sheets
Tray Capacity 30 sets (5 sheets)
Multisheet letter fold-in mode
Function Exit to 3-fold tray after 3-folding 1 or more sheets
Media format A4S
Media weight 62 – 91 gsm
Max. multiple sheets 62 – 81 gsm 5 sheets
82 – 91 gsm: 3 sheets
with CR-101 80 – 216 gsm: 1 sheet
Tray Capacity Folding sheets Number of sets
1 sheet folding 40 sets
2 sheets folding 20 sets
3 sheets folding 13 sets
4 sheets folding 10 sets
5 sheets folding 8 sets
Sub tray mode
Function Exit to sub tray without process
Media format SRA3, A3, B4, ISOB4, SRA4S, A4S, B5S, ISOB5S, Wide paper, Custom size paper
Min. 100 x 140 mm
Max. 330 x 487 mm
Media type Standard paper, Fine Paper, Coated Paper, Recycle paper
Media weight 62 – 350 gsm
Tray Capacity 200 sheets
Z-fold: 20 sheets / Center fold: 20 sheets
Creasing: 100 sheets (300 gsm or less) / 50 sheets (301 gsm or more)
Other specifications
Dimension (W x H x D) 1.241 x 1.020 x 1.431 mm
Width with booklet tray 1,477 mm
Weight Approx. 337 kg (Front console 181 kg; Rear console 156 kg
Power Source Power supply embedded
Power Consumption Less than 350 W
Durability 50 million or 5 years
Finishing operation 25 million (2,5 million sets with 10 sheets)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 34
* 1 When paper weight included within one copy of finished booklet vary, the heaviest one is applicable.
* 2 When numbers in multiple cells in one row do not match, the smallest one is applicable.
* 3 For cover of SQF, 217 gsm and above are categorized as ‘Not guaranteed’.
* 4 For cover + 1 sheet of body, A3 or larger with a weight of 74 gsm or less is categorized as ‘Not guaranteed’.
* 5 Performance guarantee of 4-stitch stapling complies with ‘Max no. of paper in Fold & Staple/SQF/Trimming model’
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS GUIDE 35
Supply of glue
Type Hot-melt type
Hopper capacity Approx. 1 kg*
* Equivalent of approx. 110 books or approx. 33,000 sheets
(Glue thickness 1.0 mm and 30.0 mm book thickness of A4 size)
Sub tray mode
Function Exit paper without treatment on the sub tray
Media format A3, B4, A4, A4S, B5, B5S, A5, A5S, B6S, A6S, postcard-S, SRA3, SRA4,
SRA4S, ISOB5, ISOB5S, ISOB4, custom size paper, standard tab paper
Min. 100 x 148 mm
Max. 330 x 487 mm
Media weight 62 – 300 gsm
Tray capacity 200 sheets (80 gsm)
Other specifications
Dimensions (W x H x D) 1,360 x 1,223 x 775 mm
Weight 270 kg
Power source From main body
Power consumption 1,000 W or less
Durability 50 million or 5 years
GBC PUNCH G2
Type Multi punching unit
Modes Bypass mode, punch mode and double punch mode
By pass mode
Function By pass mode
Min. 100 x 148 mm
Max. 330 x 487 mm
Media weight 62 – 350 gsm (16 lb bond – 130 lb cover)
Punch mode / Double punch mode
Function Punch mode / Double punch mode
Media format A4, A5, A3, SRA4, SRA3, 8.5x11, 9x12, 5.5x8.5, 11x14, 11x17, 12x18
Clear cover format 7 mil (unprinted)
Tab media format A4 - 5,10 tabs A5 – 3,5 tabs
Media type Plain, coated, tab paper
Media weight Plain : 75 – 300 gsm
Coated : 120 – 300 gsm
Sheet size tolerance ± 0.75mm
Punch precision Hole size: ± 2% or less
Position: ± 0.5 mm or less
Burr: ± 0.3 mm or less
Skew: ± 0.6 mm or less
Power performance Offset: ± 2 mm or less
Speed change: ± 2%
Punch trash capacity 20,000 cycles (PB die) until 100,000 cycles (4H die)
depending on die used
Other Specifications
Options 15 different dies
Dimensions (W x D x H) 445 x 775 x 1020 mm
Weight Approx. 95 kg
Power consumption Less then 440 W
Power source 230V / 50Hz
Punch misfeed rate 1 in 20,000 (uncoated 75 gsm)
Bypass misfeed rate 1 in 65,000 (uncoated 75 gsm)
Recommended monthly punch volume 300,000 cycles
Maximum monthly punch volume 400,000 cycles
Through pass 60 million or 5 years
Punching operation 20 million
DIE SETS
Weight Approx. 3 kg
Durability 750,000 sheets (punching 75gsm when lubricated)
Media format A4, A5, A3, SRA4, SRA3,
For Plastic Comb Binding
DIE SET CombBind 20-21 Hole
AGREEMENT
Additional agreements, special considerations or performance limitations agreed between Konica Minolta and the customer:
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I have reviewed and I understand the product specifications for the configuration that will be installed in my company.
(please sign here):
The image quality of a representative output sample from the AccurioPress C3080/C3080P/C3070 (attached to this
document) is representative of the print quality acceptable to my organisation
NOTES
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Your Konica Minolta Business Solutions Partner:
Konica Minolta
Business Solutions Europe GmbH
Europaallee 17
30855 Langenhagen Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 511 74 04-0
Fax: +49 (0) 511 74 10 50
12/2017
www.konicaminolta.eu