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Seal laminators, just bought my second. my first one lasted 12 years.

Go latex. They print on almost everything, it will give you a lot of flexibility and they are very reliable. I have two with 50,000 square feet each in 12 months and the tech guy has only needed to come once. Almost maintenance free.

Hi guys, a quick question: Can the summa cut all the way through on film material such as backlight? I have to print and cut thousands of prints 16" x 60". My fotoba could take care of that except this job will have 3 rectangular holes spread in the middle of the prints. It's an effect the...

Change the head cleaning kit? It might be something wrong with it. Or it might be something grown with a printing head that leaks a bit of ink when printer is off or on sleep. Hasn't happened to me but it would make sense.

Yes oil the rail directly And then the pads.

The Print quality with the right profile is very very good. The speed/quality mix is as top as it gets in the price range. I run the printer over night with no issues. I would say 90% it finishes the roll without trouble. It depends more in the media. With vinyl if you don't finish the roll...

X2 on the seal. Mine is 10 years old, We use it daily. They are great machines.

Hi guys,, What a good brand of diecut press? Getting tired of outsourcing it. Would you recommend buying a used one?

That is a nice idea. The L26500 has even less light. I'm going to copy you!

I am at 40,000 sq-ft in each of my latex printers and haven't had one single issue with them. One is L25500 and the other L26500 both were bought in February of this year.

Thanks for the response,, how many passes do you need to get very good backlights in your 850?

Last month was my seal laminator 10th birthday. These laminators are well made and worth every penny!

They are very similar,, only difference i see the L26500 can print 2 sides and has a more glossy ink. And that the L26500 can hold heavier rolls. I dont see the need to have both since I dont see any advantage on the L25500 over the L26500, the printer price would be the only one.

No we dont have one, but we are between these two printers or some hybrid flatbed,,,,our L25500 and L26500 are to slow for some jobs we got comming. We currently have a lambda printer and these two latex printers.

I havent seen that.

No heat needed with the mediatac only the laminator to press them together.

What do you guys think? what printer has better backlight prints? and better printer over all for the money?

Just to update it was a contamination problem or coating defect. So when u guys get the waves,,, The problem is in the media! Thanks for the help!

WE have a L25500 and a L26500 we are thinking of upgrading to the LX850. In my printers I know i need at least 12 passes for good backlights. My question for the LX850 is what is the minimum pass to get very good backlight prints in this printer. 6 pass or 10 pass? Im trying to get my real...

I have both L25500 and L26500. I seen the new inks are easier to dry in some materials. Those material that in the edges of the prints didn't dry in the L25500, they do dry in the L26500 with the same profile. Specially on plastics like backlights, lexan, etc.