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Have you played around with settings like speed, uni-directional versus bi-directional? I find sometimes thicker medias require slower printing or a different profile. Are you using the profile for that media?

I have this issue sometimes as well, always seems to have relation with heat. Have you tried reducing the heat and see if it helps any?

Thanks, I will look into it.

Thanks, I actually just got in one of their samples to test. Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into this.

Correct. We don't want an adhesive back, due to what we use it for. But we do need the backer liner for the production process.

Thanks, I will explore that avenue. Just to confirm, that media doesn't have any adhesive?

Thanks for the suggestion. That's actually a product we currently use, however it's backer liner is very thin compared to the media itself which causes issues for our process. I know it's a long shot, but it never hurts to ask. As the saying goes if you don't ask, you don't know. Don't really...

Although I cannot give exact specifics, due to not giving away our production methods entirely, we do apply the epoxy to the face. We make promotional products like key chains, lapel pins, badges and things of that nature. I understand that most likely if someone has any suggestions, it is...

Did you do the limit initialization and the linear encoder setup?

Hello everyone, I'm wondering if anyone here has used or heard of a static cling vinyl or non adhesive media (with backer liner) that epoxy resin will bond to and is eco-solvent printable. We used to use a static cling from Flexcon, however a few years back, they discontinued their line, unless...

I would recommend, for the time being, until it's not practical, you should outsource the printing / cutting portion. It will end up saving you the hassle of using cheaper, less reliable equipment and then once your in the right position, you can buy the correct equipment. There are a few...

Does this happen for every job or just this particular one?

I'm not sure this will help with your current situation, however, even if you have a 60" roll loaded, you aren't going to get the area to print 60", as you lose some on the edges depending where your pinch rollers are. I have 30" printers and typically I only have about 26 - 27" of printable...

While not being used, was the head sitting on the cap top? If not, it probably dried out. You could do a 48 hour head soak and that should help.

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Yes, based on that nozzle test, it looks like the cyan/magenta head is out of alignment. As the service menu is locked out, you'll need to get a tech in to do the alignment, probably caused by a head strike, but does look fixable.

It looks like the heads might be out of adjustment.

If you had this exact problem prior to replacing the head and dampers, then you can rule out the head as the culprit. I don't think it's the cap top either, but has that been replaced since this issue arose? My guess would be some sort of electrical issue or a board or cable issue. During your...

No, don't get another from them, we had a defective DX7 head and they refused to replace or refund.