DFX-5000+ Service Manual
Horizontal perforations must have uncut parts on both edges of the paper.
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Figure
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At the intersection of a horizontal and vertical perforation, the perforation cuts must not cross
each other. Figure 1-8 shows examples of correct perforation intersections.
The raised portion at a perforation (fold) must be less than 1 mm (0.04 inches) from the flat
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part, and the bottom layer must be kept flat by force.
Figure 1-9. Raised Portion
10. Sprocket holes must be circular and may have teeth.
11. The sprocket holes of each paper layer must be properly aligned.
Rev. A
Paper
edge
Edge at a Horizontal Perforation
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Figure 1-8. Perforation Intersections
Figure 1-10. Sprocket Holes
Figure 1-11. Aligned Sprocket Holes
Uncut
cut
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Perforations
at a Perforation
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