User's Manual

Xerox Nuvera™ 100/120/144 Digital Production System - Customer Expectations Document
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Printer Module
Xerographic monochrome (black and white) print engine. The printer utilizes a Discharged Area
Development (DAD) system, often referred to as “write black.”
Engine speed per paper size – impressions per minute*
Paper dimensions
along process direction
Example sizes Xerox Nuvera™
144 DPS
Xerox Nuvera™
120 DPS
Xerox Nuvera™
100 DPS
5.5” ≤ Paper Size ≤ 8.5”
(140mm ≤ Paper Size ≤ 216 mm
Letter 8.5”x11”, A4,
Statement
5.5”x8.5”, A5,
6”x9”, 7”x10”,
8”x10”
144 IPM 120 IPM 100 IPM
8.5” < Paper Size ≤ 9.0”
(216 mm < Paper Size ≤ 229 mm)
9”x11” Covers,
9”x12”,
Letter sized Tabs,
A4 Tabs
120 IPM 120 IPM 100 IPM
9.0” < Paper Size ≤ 11.7”
(229mm < Paper Size ≤ 297 mm)
Letter SEF, A4
SEF, 9.25”x12.5”,
9.5”x12.5”
96 IPM 96 IPM 80 IPM
11.7” < Paper Size ≤ 17.0”
(297mm < Paper Size ≤ 432 mm)
8.5”x14”, Ledger
11”x17”, A3
72 IPM 72 IPM 60 IPM
17.0” < Paper Size ≤ 18.5”
(432 mm < Paper Size ≤ 470 mm)
12.5”x18.5” 48 IPM 48 IPM 40 IPM
* - The impressions per minute figures are for the Printer Module; system throughput could be
further constrained by the capabilities of the attached Finishing Module(s); please refer to the
documentation for the individual Finishing Module(s).
Item Xerox Nuvera™ 100/120/144 Digital
Production System
Comments
Image Format Maximum image area -
12.6” x 18.5” (320mm x 470mm)
• All sheets will have a default 3 mm (0.12 in.)
border without printing, regardless of sheet
size.
• Default border can be set to 0 mm, or
Lead Edge Erase only by the SA;
however some image quality degradation
may occur up to 6mm from the edge.
Media size
Process Direction: 5.5 – 18.5” (140 – 470 mm)
Cross Process: 8.0 – 12.6” (203 – 320 mm)
Media Weight
Uncoated: 16 lb. bond – 90 lb. cover
(56 – 250 gsm)
Coated: 60 lb text – 90 lb cover
(90 – 250 gsm)
Printer
Resolution
4800 x 600 dpi No matter what resolution images are “ripped”
at, the printer uses hardware image
processing to print them at 4800 x 600 dpi.
Fuser
374° F (190° C) – while printing
Users may select enhanced permanence for