Canon varioPRINT 135, Customer Expectation Document

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varioPRINT 135 Customer Expectations Document
Version 13 varioPRINT 135 Customer Expectations Document Page 64
15.2 Print Speed
The table below describes the printing speeds one should expect when printing
simplex or duplex documents on the indicated paper size and type. This applies to
both the main unit and the ePIM-C1.
Mode Size
Paper Weight
Less than
31 lb bond
(120 g/m
2
)
31 lb bond to
80 lb cover
(120-220 g/m
2
)
Greater than
80 lb cover
(220 g/m
2
)
Simplex
(ipm)
LTR Up to 120 Up to 60
LTR-Tab Up to 113 Up to 57
EXEC
*1
Up to 123 Up to 61
EXECR
*1
Up to 100 Up to 50
LTRR Up to 96 Up to 48
LGL Up to 74 Up to 37
11” x 17” Up to 63 Up to 31
12” x 18” Up to 59 Up to 30
12.6” x 19.2” Up to 56 Up to 28
Duplex
(ipm)
LTR Up to 135 Up to 120 Up to 60
LTR-Tab — — —
EXEC
*1
Up to 138 Up to 123 Up to 61
EXECR
*1
Up to 75 Up to 67 Up to 33
LTRR Up to 75 Up to 67 Up to 33
LGL Up to 75 Up to 67 Up to 33
11” x 17” Up to 70 Up to 63 Up to 31
12” x 18” Up to 67 Up to 59 Up to 30
12.6” x 19.2” Up to 63 Up to 56 Up to 28
*1 EXEC and EXECR are available only for the main unit.
15.3 Mixed Media Productivity
The Canon varioPRINT 135 is capable of processing jobs that contain mixed
media; however, the machine’s productivity may be reduced if one or more of the
following print conditions occur during a job run:
•
Using certain finishing modes, such as punching or folding
•
Using a machine that is not fully warmed-up
•
Using paper with different sizes
•
Using paper with different paper weights
•
Using tab paper, which can only be printed in the Simplex mode
•
Using EXECR or LTRR, which limits the print speed in the Duplex mode