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there's heaps of sites now that'll create (mostly a static page) from prompts. They're ok. i haven't seen anything to blow my mind yet.

Colorado lowesr isn't 10pl ?

I have learnt that dot placement is far more important than size. I have seen printers with smaller PL droplets print less accurate then printers with larger PL droplets.

The colorado are in their own class. HP latex 800 will get you close. but not near enough.

It's splashback 2pack paint.

Welcome! I have no info about the printers for you, but i wont be using UV for wraps. Use ecosol or latex.

Ours is visual at the moment. Its on my list to work our a nice inventory system, but because it's not crucial, it sits on the back burner. The visual system works well for us at the moment as everything has a home, and you can just walk around checking all the boxes if they're full or low...

I'd probably ask a glazier to come out and check. unfortunately the Usually most tinted glass is the same spec. We just got glass replaced on our factory, 20 years old, the tinted glass looks the same as the old. Pretty horrendous the the idiot behind the phone was useless. should have at...

Worth the costs, we run it, we started on the basic plan and just kept moving up. Great thing with OPS, if it doesn't work, they'll make it work. Or if it's a feature you want, they'll either add it to the list for the next update, or you can pay for them to create it for yours (if they can)

2 steps back. What do you plan on using to read the barcodes? Mobile phone? Ipad? barcode scanner connected to a PC? Barcodes only store small amount of digits usually 12. up to 48 if using Code 128. So when scanning a barcode, it's usually a single number. When scanning, you need to scan...

Had a similar convo on another forum, While im not against alternative software brands, sometimes it's easier to use industry standard software. In this case, it would be Adobe Illustrator. Why? Because there's a lot more info out there, and more support. And you can find an older version from...

With the FC9000, when using TCP/IP it's connected directly to onyx cut server. The simple operation of the FC9000 is: - load media etc - Scan Barcode (with onboard scanner) - FC9000 talks to cut server, establishes connection, find file and starts cutting. Realistically, user doesn't need to...

Using Onyx cut server it does.

Yeah more of along the lines where i was going with it. I have a few older dell thin clients i bought recently, i was planning to use that either on windows (if it doesn't struggle) or RDP into a VM on my server running Onyx cut server. But was wondering what else people do. I have others i...

Over the holidays, we've moved to a larger place (1000 SQM) and now tools are grouped and spread out in sections / stations. We currently use the RIP Pc with Onyx x22 with cut server to run the Graphtec. What are people doing when running 1 or more Graphtec's away from the RIP PC? I was...

do it to scale. 1:10 1:20 etc. it's a vector, they will scale with no resolution images.

Later versions of Onyx didn't include flatbed cutters. It's just an added licence to use flatbed cutters. You can have as many as you like (from memory) Roll cutters are included.

That's quite standard with a any rip. Each printer requires a licence as you need more RIP engines. The RIP engines are adobe, so adobe licences them out to Onyx and Onyx licences them out to the customer. Similar with the flatbed cutrer licence. Not everyone wants or needs it so it's not...

Canon supply it. It's apart of the consumable list. Your reseller should sell it also, as it is apart of the consumables.

I honestly wish you had the same experience as we do here. I would not hesitate to buy a 2nd colorado or another arizona from canon here.