Take A New View to Making Numbering A More Efficient Procedure in the Print. The GRAPHIC WHIZARD Model. Plant using this program to burn in the circuits and. When selected, this program will run the default factory program. Graphic Whizard DIG 5 DIG 0 DP 5 DP 4 DP 3 DP 2 DP 1 DIG 4 DIG 3 DIG 2 DIG 1 DP 0.

1. Graphic Whizard Gw 6000

The PT 335SCC Multi is a complete full-bleed finishing system to fit the digital marketplace. Equipped with interchangeable creasing/ perfing dies the PT 335SCC Multi can quickly switch over from perfing to creasing while preventing digital toner cracking. Strike perf capabilities means that the PT 335SCC Multi can now do partial perfs in both directions for “T” or “box” perfs. With everything the original PT 375SCC boasted and more, the 335SCC Multi makes short work of; business cards, greeting cards, invitations, brochures, pamphlets, catalogs, posters, book/CD covers, photographs, tent cards, and more by simply loading the high capacity 4″ pile feeder.

We are a Canadian based company with dealers located throughout Canada, the United States, and in more than 40 countries abroad. Graphic Whizard has built a superb reputation for manufacturing and distributing quality Print Finishing Equipment. Beginning with Number/Perf/Score machines and then expanding to Creasing equipment, Graphic Whizard now provides a broad range of bindery/print finishing equipment able to fulfill any production requirement and budget. Current products include Slit/Cut/Score machines, Creasers, Crease/Folders, UV coaters, Perfect Binders, Number/Perf/Score machines, Folders, Feeders and more. Since 1987, Graphic Whizard has installed thousands of systems worldwide through our global network of dealers and distributors who provide local hands-on sales and technical expertise.

Client Testimonials:. Graphic Whizard has been a great company to partner with. They have the experience and the technology to help me increase my bindery offerings.

– Dan Sher, AlphaGraphics (GW 8000). Graphic Wizard was the one that we purchased based on the quality and reliability that their machines offer. We have had our Creasemaster now for 2 years and would be lost without it. – Mike Cutler, Custom Printing (CreaseMaster Plus). Since we have installed the GW 8000, we have seen an increase in perfing and scoring which has shown us the investment will continue to pay for itself. – Dan Sher, AlphaGraphics (GW 8000).

We were sending UV coating out to get done, now we can provide it in house as well as now offer it to new clients. The XDC series provided excellent value. – Mark Krull, Compu-Mail (VividCoater XDC-660M). I have been very pleased with the sales support, technical support, and the quality of product. I believe that GW is an innovative, and progressive company which strives to be an industry leader.

– Adam Miller, Data Mail (XDC-660A & CreaseMaster Plus). The Graphic Whizard XDC series provided excellent value that met the on demand short run market we are in. – Mark Krull, Compu-Mail (VividCoater XDC-660M). The XDC-530 Micro coater has been a great addition to our digital print field. It’s an easy upsell, and given the low cost of operation, and cleanup, it’s very easy to run. – Brad Beardsley, T&S Office Essentials (XDC-530 Micro).

With the recent purchase of a CreaseMaster and VividCoater from Graphic Whizard, Data Mail has added capabilities that will help differentiate our company from the competition. – Adam Miller, Data Mail (XDC-660A & CreaseMaster Plus).

Graphic Whizard Gw 6000

This can indicate that the photocell needs to be cleaned. ( Important: Only clean the photocell with a dry cotton swab or compressed air. DO NOT use canned air regularly.) Make sure the paper is not skewing as it passes the photocell. Make sure all pulleys and belts are tight. Ensure stock length is the same from 1 sheet to another.

Make sure you are using the stripper assemblies provided and ensure that they are positioned correctly; one against the Operator side plate, the short photocell stripper between it and the photocell. (Both are placed under the Reflector for SN2110 and lower) The other two stripper assemblies should be positioned evenly across the rest of the stock. Close Answer. Error 10 means “Channel 1 Open” and Error 13 means “Channel 2 open”.

These errors are typically caused when a numbering program hasn’t been cleared from memory, the heads are not plugged in, or the numbering head is in a locked position unable to fire. This can also be caused by a loose connection between the drive unit and circuit board.

Ensure all connections are secure in the wiring harness and under the drive unit cover. Try clearing the memory of the previous job again. For Model GW 3000 / 6000 SN 2110 and lower; if error codes appear after pressing SET/FWD and paper advancing to position 75, press “STOP” to clear error code and then continue to clear memory. Note: memory is not cleared if the display has a decimal point still showing.

( GW 6000 Model ) Close Answer.