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This makes absolute no sense. You already have 8 channels... Like i said, the 1380 has 2 configurations C,M,Y,K,lc,Lm OR C,C,M,M,Y,K +White & White/Varnish All you need to do is get them to convert the Light Cyan to Cyan and Light magenta to Magenta. You'll still have your 1380 config and...

yes, but the 1380xt has 2 configs light cyan & light magenta OR CM2 which has 2x cyan and 2x magenta channels otherwise you're downgrading the printer to a 1360xt and there's no point to that.

Canon should be able to change the inks to cyan and magenta for the CM2 config.

you dont need the S3 to use the twin workflow. there's ways to do it with the graphtec. Send me an email if you're interested. I can demonstrate many ways of doing this. We had the twin workflow with the FC9000 + Colex and now the S3 TC160 + Colex

you dont need the S3 to use the twin workflow. there's ways to do it with the graphtec. Send me an email if you're interested. I can demonstrate many ways of doing this. We had the twin workflow with the FC9000 + Colex and now the S3 TC160 + Colex

For proper colour matching, you need to profile your printer.

Oh wow. I had the 9000 on 40cm/s Max. Anything more the cuts where crap. The s3 defeat is on 80 cm/s

What was wrong with it? im loving my S3's they're 2x faster than my FC9000s

They're similar, with more features. Barcode server faster reading the scan marks more knife pressure

They both have the strip but only the graphtec has the channel. Note that using the channel, you need to change the blade position.

In your shoes, id look at a FC9000. the FC8600 is the previous model. Having the cutting strip and cutting channel on the graphtec is better for die cut stickers. The summa can do this, but it does it on the cutting strip, means more wear and usually slower.

Like I said, we had no issues. Might also depends on the stock your runing. Very interesting it causes banding for you. Assuming mostly sav? Our techs are good, they'll change them if they think it's time. We get the most random parts changed if they think it's time to replace.

Really? we only just changed ours after 4 years. Our tech said there's no real need to change them unless they're stuffed. Although they are a consumable, there is a dispute this should be a service replaced item and not under general maintenance as it's not a simple job for most people.

is the stock very soft?

That's onyx's problem, not summa. We have 2x S3 TC160's on Caldera. 0 issues.

This is quite true. this goes with phones also. You shouldn't close the open apps, always keep them open.

Why are you using 2 different RIPs ?

Right click the app, Properties - Compatibility - Change high DPI settings

Not surprised. When upgrading the firmware on the Colorado, it's basically a full re install of the software. So if there was a bug or known bug that may have affected your printer, the update generally fixes it. Usually when techs ask "are you on the latest software, if not update to...

Who reads the paper these days? As Stacey mentions, Social media such as facebook, instagram, tiktok. Join local communities on facebook that allows people posting their services. There's so many ways to get your name out there. The paper wouldn't be my first choice.