Search results

LF 1700 D1, it does have tension control for each roll Here is the exact listing https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/LeFu-Automatic-Hot-Roll-Laminator-LF1700_1600653978424.html?spm=a2700.shop_plgr.41413.4.562f484fZz9heg Here is more info, exactly the same thing...

https://www.usa.canon.com/bin/canon/downloadasset?path=/content/dam/canon-assets/spec-sheets/business/printers/large-format/colorado-m-series/Colorado%20M-Series%20Datasheet.pdf Ink is more expensive on the M3 vs M5 so keep that in mind

Just got this in as I was replying to this thread, risk you take using the removable materials. This wall looks kinda dirty, maybe closeup pictures will reveal a fine sand texture or maybe this paint has a chalky feel. (I did not do install) Got some info back from the customer and in this...

I use a regular felt squeegee, never had problems with scratching printed on Colorado. Eco solvent prints do need a few days before they are hard to scratch but after 48 hours or so it becomes impossible to scratch with fingernail on either of the materials I posted. The materials have texture...

I have used: Phototex OPA / OPAS GF226HTR GF253 (discontinued now) Prestotex They all work great on smooth walls, on lightly textured walls I like to put wallpaper adhesive along the top edge. On medium to high textured walls I'll use wallpaper adhesive such as roman pro 880 on the entire...

Pass that on to the customer and let them decide

How long is the material rated for, tell the customer that's how long it will look good for and let the customer decide

Topaz AI to upscale the candy canes. The text you'll have to retype, this is why there are so many "what font is this" threads out there

Also why does it matter how big the file is? Sounds like you had it figured out but large file size is no go?

Create an arboard for each section of the design, export the artboards as pdf ( draw the arboards all in one file, artboards can overlap etc) You now have artboards that contain a whole section + some extra from other sections. Print the files as is , cut away the partial/incomplete sections...

I was thinking apply the vinyl after the laser cutting or use a laser safe paper/polyester for the BN20 https://www.rolanddga.com/products/media/paper/esmsgpa Solvent Glossy Paper with Adhesive

Print on vinyl and stick it to the cardstock

Had some jobs requiring floor laminate come through as soon as I set up the laminator, good coincidence. Did 2 rolls laminate today, worked perfectly and easy, this is actually my first time using a laminator ever. I'm surprised I was able to laminate 150ft twice perfectly . Slit a couple of...

Update, the laminator came in a month or so ago and I finally got around to using it today. Applied floor laminate. Worked great and quality is very good. Can't ask for more for the price. Now I really want to buy a flatbed laminator from lefu

looks like it https://www.grantgraphics.com/products/roland-ecosol-max3-ink https://us.digiprint-supplies.com/en/roland-eco-sol-max-3-esl5-ink-set-7-colours-500ml

Night vision, replace head in total darkness illuminated by infrared :roflmao:

Little bit cheaper than the sheet

Stick a decal to these: https://www.uline.com/Product/AdvSearchResult?KeywordTyped=bus&keywords=Business+Card+Sleeves&SubGroups=802&view=ALL

I though I was done buying printers for a while so that was very unexpected. One thing that stuck with me from when I was getting trained on the printer is when we were discussing how Canon can remote access the printer to diagnose problems, change settings etc and the trainer made a joke about...

i read through the entire contract and it says Canon is not responsible for any negatives due to down time ect, no mention of how fast or slow repairs should be. Gotta keep that in mind, no guaranteed uptime/response time and Canon is not responsible for anything due to the downtime