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Happily, if I'd have one

What is the actual chemical for regular solvent? I have hunch that PEG 400 is the ideal chemical to use, but I'm lacking refrences. Anyone informed enough to confirm? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyethylene_glycol Wik. says that PEG 400 is used in HP printers.

Thanks for a thorough description! At least now I understand what is going on between the media and the printer

Hey! I have question about this sort of banding. I read that lower dryer temps or uni-direction will help me this one. But this aroused another problem, the ink will not dry then! What should I do?

It occurs on other media as well. I did the PF adjust, I am doint the micro adjust. It isn't the media, it's not the media setup.

Horizontal, OEM ink. I don't actually understand this bit: "Cut a sheet and rotate it 90 degrees, white lines with media or printer?"

I don't think that the media is skewed, because I printed many meters with it. And it didn't get any worse.

Haven't had the chance to try it out yet, but i'll give it a shot. I'm sure that if I'd have proper profile it would perform better. I use the MUTOH DSultra Semigloss 200g profile. Maybe the ink dries on one side diffrently, because of the heater?

200g SIHL paper satine

Oh and one more thing. The stripe occurs only on 100% magenta on the right side, everything else is splendid

Our MUTOH is leaving white stripes* on the right side of the printer, but on the left evrything is ok. *Stripes like when printing on high speed profile e.g. Banner 3 Nozzles check out. Don't know what else to check. Help?

feed calibration?

What do you make of this? The Black is a bit off. The reseller will enforce the idea of a head change for sure, but is it necessary?

Thanks guys! It was the print head, since it was a used machine it had dried. Now I've got a new head and the quality is good Thanks for the posts!

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