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i don't have an exact reason but you are correct that the resin has had an adverse reaction with the ink. we have had different things happen over the years with dome labels. for the most part they are ok but we have had a resin that turned yellowish over time. we have had a faded color like...

sent this to our vendor about our truvis just my opinion but it seems like mechanically roland took a step back on this unit. Printing is great and actually it sets up faster than the other units but there are a few things that seem to be Similar to older versions of their machines. To manually...

we have a vp-540, xc-540, xr-640, LEJ640 and about two months ago got the VG-540. we are familiar with our share of legitimate problems and head strikes (unfortunately) so far no problems with the vg. i do try to clean our machines every two weeks unless we give them a really heavy use in which...

just have to experiment with the profiles till you find one that works

that's my weapon of choice

did you try the roland website to find dealers in or close to your area?

it might do that. you would have to test but when ever i do stuff like that i let the customer know this could happen and clear up that you are not responsible for any damage during removal. you might even want to get them to sign a waiver. doesn't matter what method you use you always risk some...

WE FLATTEN THE IMAGE AND THEN ADD THE CUT LINES. THAT USUALLY WORKS BUT IF FOR SOME REASON IT ALTERS YOUR ART WORK JUST MAKE TWO FILES, ONE PRINT AND ONE CUT

vinyl zapper is what i would use but you will need a bunch of wheels

i think it's more like what advision said. we had a similar issue with our LEJ but we had a tech here to fix some other things so he fixed that also. sorry don't have the cure. may have to check with a tech

use less water or do it dry

what does the artwork look like? (cmyk w/ metallic or spot colors) just wondering if it can be silk screened?

we deal with a lot of print brokers, all local and to us they are like free sales people. we welcome their work. if you are selling him the full wrap with installation he in turn has to mark it up so he can't really under cut your price so it shouldn't hurt your business. they either come to you...

print it on a thinner vinyl and then mount it to the jar head material. little extra work and material but it will get the job done

yeah doesn't look too bad. you can do a head soak over night and then pull some ink in the morning. that might clean up the nozzles

we have a facial recognition time clock. works pretty good. the good thing about that is they can't cheat you. they are there or they aren't. no one else can punch them in or out.

i have the rubber wheel aka: the vinyl zapper and it might be too aggressive for this application but if you have one i would test a small area first. steamer should help but you will still need to scrape off the tape. still going with the plastic razor blades or maybe a lil' chisler. just be...

plastic razor blades and careful scrapping. then a mild adhesive remover for the left over glue

how old are the cap tops. maybe just time to replace them

avery has a couple that might work, window films- etchmark and frosted sparkle. don't know if they have them in an air release version or not.