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Avery DOL6060 conforms decently (no complex wraps) and is a anti-Grafitti film. We also use it for dry erase laminate and as bonus it is 'mostly' optically clear and we have used it on perf in the past.

We use a NIX pro for Color start points, but I haven't tried the spectrometer model yet

That's not true at all, you can swap between usb ports or lan ips and make your edits... also why do you need to have it constantly connected to cutter control?

Can't the Summa Cutter Control see the HP version?

Good Luck, unless you can build a constant training system and process to be able to rotate through installers and train them up, you will suffer. We returned back to outsourcing our installs because no matter what you pay full time installers, they become transient or go out on their own. I...

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So we had this issue in the past with the standard inks. Have you tried running white as it's own print file and then the color in a second run? Turn your lamps down on the white run, then back up on the color

You will struggle with flexcutting mask... it will snag and tear. You will have a better shot with high tack mask but it still happens. Your best bet would be a flatbed digital cutter or out sourcing the cut outs

Looks like it could be 180Cv1, but what you are holding is so generic that it could be one of many 3M products

Wow, we haven't seen that at all. We run max speed for a few of our prints too that get wrapped on car temporarily. Interesting though, we are on Colorado 3 now with 2 active, the other one we traded in for the M series.

We don't, we use our vendors instead

Understanding step correction and proper alignment makes all the difference

If it's a smile, your graphic needs to be a frown, and smile if it's a frown. Draw a straight line across the two outside points and measure from there to the highest/lowest point in the middle. Then arc your graphic opposite the same amount.

What issues are your customers seeing at production with Calendared film? We run calendared in production mode.

Wow we must be an anomoly... we have no banding in production mode and run wraps in high quality. Our colors are solid but we have learned to not use the onyx color engine but have switched to XRite and only use Onyx for print management. We just ran a job with color matching a Seiko with...

A couple options, mask the sheet then cut to the mask and not through, or use a knife instead of a router. 060 should be soft enough to knife cut

Yes, it's similar to GoSign

This is for legacy cutters: https://help.onyxgfx.com/21/ProductionHouse/Content/RIP-Queue/Quick%20Sets/Advanced%20Quick%20Set%20Options/PostScript%20RIP%20Options.htm

Your observation about conventional vs climb is accurate on most machines has more to do with bit geometry and speed then the software. Climb cutting on an OFlute UPcut bit can cause the bit to flare out because the cutting edge is not cutting but actually grinding away at the material.

Do you have cut splines turned on in Onyx PDF RIP Settings? That's exactly what it does.