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You are talking about this: http://www.gansdigital.com/2018/12/12/no-sew-seg-frame-front-load-soft-signage-frame-2/ Why wait for ISA, what do you need to know about it?

How much ink is wasted in the Epson? How often do you clean your platen? How long does that take, what do you pay that employee? They don't calculate that into the ink equation do they? With HP, your all in cost with heads and everything is about $0.19 per ml. Does Epson have a better ml cost...

Why do they run the Epson at 8 pass in the video, but 10 pass with the HP

Ok, would you like to see if an 80/20 would work better for you? How big is the window, maybe we can roll of a big enough sample piece to try it.

I can help, and I am local to you if you are interested. Do you know what hole size you used for the Perf? I think the only real option is to use a higher vinyl to hole ratio like an 80/20.

Less Durable? Less Quality? Higher Maintenance? Throw away machine? Those are truly false statements. I sell solvent, eco-solvent, UV, and Latex and the amount of maintenance vs. a latex is not even debatable to be honest. It does take 220 though, you are correct on that, and it is horrible for...

If you go with option 1 or 3, I will be able to get you dialed in FYI. The Panofilm tape can be hit or miss so I prefer the clear perf option.

Banding will go hand and hand with eco-solvent machines. You will not get banding in Latex, highest print speeds since their is no outgassing, no odor, long lasting outdoors even without lam, very reliable, only graininess in a few pastel colors, and I can show you how to hit great grays. I...

Just based of unit placements that's all. I do agree that the Epson Color gamut is better also. I think in most cases the Latex ink gamut is totally fine though.

For wide-format, HP is the #1,2, and 4 printer in the ENTIRE industry. Epson, Roland, and Mutoh COMBINED make up #3. HP does the best job against those brands FYI.

They are probably using the Chromalux dye sub metal panels and they look AMAZING!! You can get into Dye sub for fairly cheap but you will need a good heat press to go with it.

I have a company that could help, PM me.

I sell actual clear film for this application in Latex and it prints killer! Info below if anyone is interested: 24"x100' $35.00 36"x100' $55.00

We sell out frosted idot to a gigantic movie production company that only uses it for that purpose. Want me to send you a piece to see how it would look?

I will send you a swatch book and we can go from there, will that work?

Ok perfect! This should perform well compared to those.

No problem, please PM your info to me again.

No problem, are you looking for backlit or frontlit fabric?