Hole-Punched Papers
REGAL 5790 MATERIALS USAGE GUIDE
Material Description & Expectations
Hole-Punched Papers have two or more holes along one edge for
use in ring binders and notebooks. This paper is often referred to as
predrilled paper. Most hole-punched papers that fit into the
standard paper size and weight ranges for the 5790 should run
reliably. The recommended papers meet Xerox's high quality
standards and will provide reliable feeding and good image quality.
Recommended Materials
Xerox 24 lb Image Series LX, 3 hole drilled , 8.5 x 11" = 3R3875
Xerox 20 lb 4024 DP, 3 hole drilled , 8.5 x 11" = 3R2193
Xerox 20 lb Image Series DP, 3 hole drilled , 8.5 x 11" = 3R3016
Xerox 20 lb Recycled, 3 hole drilled , 8.5 x 11" = 3R5131
1 2 3. . .
Steps for Success
1 Load non-heavyweight, hole-punched papers in paper trays 1, 2,
and 3 with the holes to the right.
2 Load all heavy-weight, hole-punched papers (greater than 28 lb
bond, 105 gsm) in the Paper Tray Bypass with the holes to the
left.
3 Do not attempt to copy an image onto the area of the holes. This
will cause unwanted toner on the back of the copies/prints and
may lead to machine damage.
4 When copying from a hole-punched original onto hole-punched
paper, the holes on the original must be masked or edited away
to prevent them from printing out on the copies/prints. (See
complete instructions in the Hints & Tips section below.)
Hints, Tips & Testing Results
Xerox testing has shown the following:
•
When copying from a hole-punched original onto hole-punched
paper, special actions must be taken to prevent the holes from
printing out as dark spots on the copy/print. These spots can be
eliminated by using the Image Shift, Edge Erase, or Delete
Outside editing features of the 5790 to edit the holes away.
Another option, without editing, is to cover the holes on the
original by placing a clean white sheet behind the original before
copying.
•
If an image is copied over the area of the holes, toner will
transfer through the holes and onto the Charge/Transfer roll
film. This excess toner will be transferred onto the back of
copies/prints when the next job is run. Permanent fuser
damage can occur if this is done repeatedly.
USAGE GUIDELINES
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