Recent content by Zendavor Signs

Good call - thank you!!

Anyone know what this is?

Does your S60 normally keep up ok? It's a big jump in productivity and cost from that to the M5. I would look into an S40 as a backup. Those printers are so inexpensive. I'm surprised about the Epson S60. We have a 7 year old S40 that has been a workkhorse. Planning to get a 2nd one soon...

Orbus, WS, Showdown

I think Showdown Displays sell the puzzle piece type flooring

Are you inserting the beads by hand? We have a tool on our Vision that puts the beads in automatically. Honestly, the applique is more of a pain than the Braille.

Ikarusu - what machines are you referring to? The XPJ661UF was really made for ADA sign printing, whereas 4x8 flatbed printers are typically not. I believe it is 30 minutes to print an 18x22 size bed. Not lightning fast, but this is an entry level unit for like $30k. The Vision isn't exactly...

I'm not trying to pump out 100 signs a day. The Mutoh machine will be plenty fast for us production-wise, from what I can tell. I am asking for user experience of this machine. Pros & cons of switching to printing vs engraver cut ADA signs. Can you expand on your last sentence? I don't know...

We currently have a Vision engraver that we make ADA signs from. It works OK, but is labor intensive. It also requires a higher level skill than printing (we have a large flatbed printer). We don't have huge volume, but when we get a larger ADA sign job, it can really bog us down. Anyone...

I had no idea such a kit existed. This is perfect. Thank you Gino!

I have a project with a few 12ft long square steel poles that I would like to make look like wood. I know we can wrap with digital print film. The grain pattern gets a little cheezy looking up close though. I would also prefer something a little more durable long-term. Has anyone use 3M...

We are attempting to flatbed print onto some ribbed plastic panels. The recesses are about 5/8" deep. I knew the print would fuzz out, but I was hoping it wouldn't be this bad. Overall graphic size is about 8ft x 14ft, so hoping we don't have to go the vinyl route. Is this doable with a...

14ft x what length? Even if you find someone that can go that large, that could be a difficult install. SEG requires a very precise fit. Signcomp sells a frame that you can install fabric in without the silicone bead. That might be a good fit for such large graphics like this, you have some...

3M 467 adhesive works well and cuts clean

I saw a demo of this at a show this week. It was pretty impressive from what I saw. It integrates your estimating / shop management very well with your RIP stations. If we were a bigger shop running 20+ print orders a day, this would be a very interesting option.