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Hello guys, Im in looking for some reviews on this cutting table as an alternative to a zund or kosen. Dont mind saving 100k. In my search I have find the multicam can do the same stuff as the other two and at very similar speeds. any users or forum members with information?

More passes, less ink or both.

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Those waves are common in some banners. The problem is the media you are using, coating is not responding correctly to the heat.

Yes i agree completely. we have a lx850 for national campaigns and two L26500 for the day to day work. the 3000 and the lx850 are useless for small runs, you waste to much material and time changing rolls. This is what HP won't tell you : If you go for the 3000 you are going to need a few...

Well not exactly,, the 3000 is twice the speed and twice the price! Lx850 it's under 200k. I think HP will have a printer between the 360 and the 3000 with optimizer soon.

Lx850 prints very good around 500 sqft/hr at 6pass. The 850 is a very good printer to do complete rolls, it's not very good to be changing the type of substrate a few times a day. If you want to change materials often two or three HP 360's might be a better solution, that will give you a lot...

Man those cards really suck. A picture of yourself die cuted? Really???? might as well give away real size coro prints of himself wearing a tux.

We have a seal 62 pro with hot top roller. There are some really really awesome and cheap laminates that work with heat but they work for paper prints mostly. We laminate like that our real photo prints and they come out beautiful and last forever. I don’t think you will need heat for a latex...

Looks like a bad head to me. Sometimes heads are firing ink in the test print but when they need to work on more heavy colors on prints thats when they fail. Happened to me more than once.

He said there was a huge difference and yet he has never seen a fine art uv printer work. Have you? Because if you haven't seen any if this two printers work or their prints there really in no point to keep arguing. My point is there is not huge difference anymore and there are A lot of...

from the same link: huge : very large or extensive: as a : of great size or area b : great in scale. By your answer I'm sure you haven't seen these printers work.

have you seen a durst omega 2 print? Or a swissqprint 1080 dpi 9pl print? you would be amazed. They are getting close.

I have a quote for two of them at that price, now the seller told me he was giving me a very good deal. They might cost a bit more not sure,, but for sure under 100k. cant speak for the reliability of the printer, but just thought it was worth a look for your needs.

Hello, i think The Fuji acuity Led 1600 might be a good choice for you and it's around 50k! It's not very fast but should have a better resolution than the options that you listed above. It has LM,LC, varnish and white. For art, printing direct to plexiglass or another clear is a must...

In a flat bed you can print mirror color then opaque white and then color. This way you can read it from both sides. Lots of ink for a short term graphic tho. swissqprint does this in the same pass, and it can be done in roll to roll mode for high volumes.

1) hp can be idle for weeks maybe months and no problem. Remember heads are disposable and cheap so the worst scenario you get a few new heads. 2) it's around 30 cents. 3) I don't think so.

Its bad? Ever used one? Why do you say that?

You are missing probably the best two!!! Swissqprint and Durst

Ohh and make some samples with your coro brand to make sure the inks sticks to it. Some inks don't stick well to coro or peal when you cut it.