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what do you need to print. we silk screen some jobs for bed, bath and beyond on plastic that is thermoformed after we print it

traded in our roland XC-540 printer and i have some brand new 2nd party inks if anyone wants to buy them. 3 cyan, 3 yellow, 2 magenta and 1 black all nazdar roland compatible inks shoot me a message if interested

we charge $75 an hour normally for shop time but that changes depending on the job. not sure how much you have to laminate for him or houw long it takes but you can either charge him by the hour or charge a set up charge and then a per sheet charge for laminating. example $75 to set up the...

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you get ink and cast vinyl (air release wrap vinyl)for $.50 a square foot??? there are always acceptations that can be made on jobs if need be but overall you need to get a certain amount to pay your bills. we are not in business to lose money

not sure what type of printers you have but could you make them 50 or 100 to hold them over till you can get the full order of what they need. we have done that on a few occasions

https://www.jpplus.com/ johnson plastics might be able to help

those quantities you aren't going to get the flexo printed label pricing. we do flexo printing (large qtys like 10k and up), hot stamp label printing (med qty 1k-10k) and digital roll label printing (low to med qty) also depends on artwork and size of the label. 200-300 we would either print on...

toner based printer on vinyl usually not good. need to print on mylar(polyester) and you definitely want to laminate

:popcorn:fellers is the only company that i know of that has offered vinyl by the yard. hope things get back to normal soon this material shortage is a pain in the a$$. no rhyme or reason just different random materials

gino takes a lot of the guess work out for sure

once you have LAB or CMYK values this can be handy with getting where you want to be. https://www.nazdar.com/Portals/0/Brochures/CATZper-Brochure.html

our biggest shear only goes to 37". would kill for a 10ft automatic shear.... i can dream but they do leave a nice clean edge

for square cuts we use a circular saw with a fine tooth blade or our panel saw and custom cuts use our esko router.

qty and size would be good to know? with the grommet already installed will creat a problem for most printers. agree with silk screening, build a jig to hold multiple tags and away you go or you could get a small UV printer for thicker rigid materials and build a jig to hold them

have a customer we make banners for approx 48" x 72" they have from a frame they already have. it's a T frame. i am printing on a ultra flex 15oz smooth, block out banner material apparently when it hangs the end curls. i figured just make a pole pocket and they can put a dowel in to keep it...

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is the file line solid or does it have multiple anchor points?. i have tried to cut things like that with a customer supplied file and for what ever reason it had multiple (and when i say multiple i mean like 15-20) anchor points in which case the plotter takes longer to cut that. it some reason...

we use oracal 3651 as our standard or general purpose vinyl. but prices are going up on everything right now so rather than find a cheaper product that might not work as well just raise you prices to cover it. funny thing i noticed right now is everyone is in a hurry for their jobs but no one...