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if you know the IP address, add it, then it will connect. if you are still missing the file, I can send it to you, but I did not find it, if you know where the file in the C drive is located, I will look for it. but I looked and did not find it. try to reinstall the software. on your other...

I have printed on coroplast and foam core on my mimaki JFX200-2513 and then cut with the laser, you will get a little difference in the color on the cut line edge than the rest, but is not too noticeable, also, I do 2 or 3 cuts on coroplast, same power and speed, about a third of what it will...

also, check if there is a piece of anything on the path when the sensor travels, check for the side holder if it has ink that caused the sensor to read something different.... it happened to me.

where is the file in a pc, I can look it up for you.

I agree.... I used to print on Roland and I was using a "table" or make something to have the material flat when feeding to avoid contact with the metal, back and front, with that, never had problems on the feed issue.

I do accept the old/used substrate from customer, but I make him pay for the entire sign, I increase the price about 250% of real price and offer him a new sign for about 1/3 of that price and I explain why the increase compared to a new one, time for cleaning and chances of ruin their material...

I do laminate anything flat on my 65" laminator, even up to 1/2", what I do is stick the edge of the vinyl, feed about 2" into laminator, flip the vinyl to go around the roller, then remove the liner/backing and feed material, it will be no bubbles.

I will try General Formulations 226 HTR (high tack removable) look it up, that is another option, 6mil thickness and no need for lamination.

I do not know where you are, but try to contact the manufacturer, 818 8864000 I buy from them direct and I pick it up, (I am about 6 miles away) Or contact Ordway Sign Supply, www.signsupply.com this is a distributor. I believe both places have the ink for $45 a bottle of 500ml and they are in...

We have a Mimaki JFX200-2513, but we changed the printheads 2 times, I will research the price of parts most frequently used and go from there. (each printhead cost is about $4500.00)

I have a new print head installed, and every print comes about .03" off, it prints in the pin, I have to set the image to print .03" to start at the material, how do I set the machine to print exactly at the material, when placed in the bottom right corner?

thank you. I have seen that in wall paper, just a new building in campus.

is this encapsulating (hot lamination) or it is just cold lamination? check for rollers if there is a flat area, (when not in use, leave the rollers open, to prevent becoming flat)

If you try to print with a latex printer, watch out for the drier, to much heat will warp the material.

I keep an eye on the forum, but did not see this before. without reading some of the suggestions, I was going to tell you that one of the best options is to print reverse on clear adhesive and then apply regular white vinyl to use it as white background, I did it with some stickers to have text...

....... I regularly use WD40 to remove the left over glue when removing adhesive, it works perfect for me; let it soak for a couple of minutes or little more and then use a plastic razor, or squeegee; I sand the squeegee to sharpen the edge and have a wider area, more than a regular plastic...

Hi I agree with CanuckSigns and Gary Wiant, I did exactly as they explain and I do not have that issue, only when I do a lot of engraving, I clean the lens, other than that, I check it before any job and I do not have to clean it.

thank for the time to respond to me. for the updates to 5.5.1, from 4.0.0, all I did is transfer the folders in the old computer to the new computer, it worked, I am at 5.5.1, but I do not have a local printer, I will read the manual you sent me and will try with the disk, when installing it...

I jump into this and hope my info will help. I had an issue a while ago, the printing was skipping about 3 millimeter, but it was about every 12" apart, I was going crazy, until I check the motor behind the control panel on a Roland RE 640 and found out that a little drop of ink was on the...

Great information about the wall wrap and wall covering, but what is a double cut?.