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Ugh don't get me started on machine companies using USB connections, it's a horrible idea! it means you need to have your PC basically right beside the machine, which doesn;t always work, just use ethernet and call it a day.

Hey Pat: it's happened about 5 or 6 times in the last month, it's only ever happened with kiss and through cutting decals so it's the same tools being used. We upgraded GoProduce to 2.0, upgraded firmware and Axis Control are all current, we still have F-Performance disabled. The tech from...

Our F1612 is about 6 months old and we've been having issues with the machine giving us an error of "device read failure" in the middle of cutting some jobs (but not all) what happens is the machine finishes cutting its segment, advances the media then just freezes and does not continue on to...

In the video it shows the roller being moved by a tiny little belt, I'm not sure how long that would last, I know some vinyls release off the backer liner better than others, but we have some that need considerable effort the roll the roller forward when mounting, Hexis is the worst for this...

Do you deal directly with Colex or do your get your service through a dealer?

I agree even our rolls roller basic model looks like a sherman tank compared to that. I would be worried about it bowing in the middle over time. I do like the motorized roller though, that is a cool add on and would be very useful.

Don't let single phase be your limiting factor, you should be able to get a 3 phase convertor for a reasonable cost.

I always shake my head when a client doesn't want to drill because it will "ruin the wall" I wonder what their face looks like when they have to try to scrape polyurethane construction adhesive off the wall...

Don't forget to add the 45 -60 minutes of standing around waiting for the site foreman to show up to show you where they want them, happens everytime.

Keep in mind you cant use a laser to cut vinyl, so you would need to print on something like BOPP or polyester.

I just installed some large vinyl prints on glass windows, i used the Drytac "Polar premium" with removable adhesive, it's rated for down to -20 c and it went up better than I could have hoped, it didn't feel brittle at all at -5 c.

Since when does Grimco cut plastic? I can't get them to send me the correct product when i order it, not sure I would trust anyone there with power tools!

Awww, i'm touched

This has been our experience as well.

a little more info is needed, are you wrapping the whole car, or just partial stuff? If you are wrapping the whole car, any savings you make from switching to a calendared film you will loose in added install labour for both the install and removal.

We don;t have a Zund, but with our Summa F 1612 it is installed as a cutter ad when you want to generate the crop marks for it you just select it from the cutter dropdown list, Onyx handles the rest.

Obviously not for vehicles, however its great for standard decals. The thickness of the 6 mil means the decal doesn't turn into a wet noodle when its not laminated. Its great for things like promotional decals, product labels, short term bumper stickers etc. My clients love it because its...

6 mil is perfect for cheap decals that aren't expected to last too long, no need to laminate

General formulation 6 mil semi rigid media is perfect for what you want.

I got an email from epson about it on December 22nd