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depends on ink levels, media and how much moisture was removed by your heaters. It could be dry to touch but once in the sun...who knows. Curious why a double strike? The RF640 usually drops enough ink.

Any eco solvent printer in an office environment will note of an odor than a production environment. Usually because of ceiling height. If you or your staff have never printer with or have been around an eco solvent printer then you will be sensitive to its odor. That sensitivity will go away...

I don't believe the product you are looking for exists. There are a few vectorization programs on the market but they have limitations. Turning dots to lines is not as easy as you would think. However you can automate the simple stuff. Im using Onyx and it will automatically add my marks for...

If you go the profiling route...force the FB to run in cmyk mode only, and when you create your profiles make 4/c profiles for both...you will dumb down the colors of the Roland but honestly its not going to be a fun task if you have never profiled before. Find a tech that can do this for...

two s40's can do the work of one Colorado...20k or 70k? Ill take the 2 F150s....and keep the 50k for a rainy day. When you need some static cling run, hit me up, I offer wholesale to the trade...but if it makes you feel better I can charge you retail.

I think everyone's comments are based off of 5000 lawn signs per year. You do have other projects, no? If you are looking for a flatbed, have the space and power, maybe look for a used R1000. It will still run you 60-80K, but HP's tech support is pretty solid. The printer's interface is second...

what's giving you fits with 22? did you update all of your print drivers to 22?

There is nothing you can say to convince me to spend 70K on a roll to roll printer that cannot print on magnet, static cling or anything clear. I could own a fleet of Epson s40's for this price and their panel to peel are dead nuts. If you need cheaper ink move up to the s60 or 80 with bulk. I...

no two printers will print identically without proper calibration or at least linearization of identical profiles. I1 is the way to go. And yes you would need the same 4/c r 6/c profile n each printer of the rip for them to even get close. If you have white ink in one printer and not the other...

I guess Im wondering why your tech forced flush through the heads. If the printer was de-installed properly, there is no need to "additionally or re-flush" the heads. They should have been stored in a zip lock bag after they where removed. They should also have been wiped with flush after they...

If using onyx, turn gutters on to ensure that a nozzle is not dropping. I have never performed a feed calibration while attached to TUR. Can you send a pic of the right media flange on the installed roll. Do you have that set correctly? If you load every roll of the same media, ie adhesive vine...

So the new M1 chips are super fast. I bought the original Mac mini with the M1 and then bought the Mac Studio. The Mac Studio is set up right behind me...The Mac mini might be all you need unless you are doing heavy photoshop files. I added the Studio to support 3 monitors because it's my main...

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so first question...you have a 560 why use a canned profile? you paid for a printer with an eye one...make one. If using a canned profile use any adhesive vinyl profile...and a minimum re-linearize the profile, set ink density to eight 80 or 90, start with heat temp at 208 degrees...you may need...

open in acrobat click anywhere white in the image, add watermark (_" set opacity to 0 convert all strokes and text to outlines click apply to all pages in document everything flattens press ok in middle of screen file, save as open in illustrator...should all be selectable

if your reservoir is not filling...did you prime the hose and filter at the box before installing? It's winter time...they absolutely need to be primed before installing. Press white plunger and push on bag until drop of ink is visible in a aper towel...then insert. As far as profilers...

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second side profile resolves almost all of the issue. less vacuum is key. The vacuum on the printer has zero affect at holding down the ACM. The weight of the material does all of that for you. As far as "better options" Only the Swiss Q has a better IQ than the HP Latex flatbed printer. Every...

Mmm the printer needs to be online and ready “media loaded” for it to do its purge through the night. If it is left in a not printing state the auto cleaning won’t work. No reason to leave media bar up. Leave printer loaded lever down… Only on a vinyl cutter do you need to release the pressure...

White is meant for under flood, over flood and spot. It was not meant for color white color on the s80. I know it was selectable on the s80 but I believe Epson removed from s80 The white ink is not opaque enough to cover