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We make our own striping here to match any department's particular pattern. Gerber Omega software and Gerber printers/plotters are a specialty niche combo for work like this. They will print and plot ANY length of striping perfectly every time. Especially effective if you need something like a...

We do a lot for museums around here; nothing fancy for the most part. Just use quality materials.

Last time we couldn't find a 2080 color from any of our regular US vendors we ordered from this link above, and they had it, shipping was also quick from Canada.

Yes sir, but we do buy a decent amount.

I think, not 100%, but one or the other can only be used a a "top" foil and cannot be printed onto/over?

The foils will all have a small bit of writing along the edge of one side, so that should say pretty much what is left on each.

Sounds like you need some new distributors, you're getting screwed on prices. 54" 3M Wrap Vinyl & Laminate costs us around $1100 for the pair. Also, you need to make 1 or 2 profiles for your printer and your most common vinyl. Then, use those profiles for everything. You may have to hire out to...

Sihl has a ton of different papers and we've always had good luck solvent printing them. A good dealer should be able to get you some samples to try out.

We switched over to RealGold materials and do not seal the edges anymore with this brand. No issues.

Are they going on the tops of the tables, or underneath/elsewhere just to state that they are University property? They sound pretty small to be going on the tables' tops. If they're going on the tops I would use a removeable (wrap) vinyl so that when they start to look crappy they'll not leave...

Seamless. Be SURE your measurements are good when you build your template and it will go well. Laminating shouldn't be trouble if you have a decent roll-to-roll laminator.

Welcome from Northern Kentucky! If you're still waiting to get your license/tax completed there is always ebay/amazon or cheetahwraps.com for vinyl.

We used to have a roll here that I think was either made by Leo's (now out of business) or Gerber, but now discontinued. I can't see any current vendors that offer this product, but it wouldn't be that hard to set up and print it.

You could also print to a clear cast vinyl, laminate it, and laminate that combo onto the fluorescent vinyl.

I would recommend you talk to Adam on here https://www.signs101.com/members/adam-foster.35738/ if you want further info about connecting your machine to Gerber software. I am betting with an older machine, older versions of their software would work just fine for you. (like you can find on...

Could you use Gerber Omega to plot from? I've never ran into an older plotter (in my experience) that it won't plot to if installed correctly.

FWIW, I hate that they're calling it 280, which is one of our "staples" here at our shop. We order 3M/Gerber 280 series vinyl all the time.

All of our reps have been talking about it for a while now, I keep telling them to get us a roll to play with and we'll think about it, but until we put it through all of its paces and see what our installers think - we're just going to stick with our tried and true vinyls. Think that's pricey...

The issue we are having is the Onyx Cut Server and communication between the plotters and the RIP through Java over the network/IP addresses. It is more prevalent of an issue the more plotters you have running at once trying to communicate with the CutServer. Onyx/Graphtec know about the issue...

From my recent dealings with Onyx & Graphtec, if you're not running roll-to-roll on your plotter with barcodes - I would use the Graphtec software plugin to add the crop marks into the actual file and not use Onyx to add those. We have the latest Onyx version (subscription-based, always up to...