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I just asked my rep. Grimco did purchase them to become the parent company back in October. They are operating as: DBA Midwest Sign. My rep said it has been all positive from their standpoint so far.

I went from the first 3 versions of the HP Latex, to an Epson S70 and now the S80. The colors on the S80 are amazing! Bright reds and oranges are easy to hit!

This would be awesome.

I really like my S80. I did recently get sample prints from the Roland and I don't think overall they look as good as my Epson. I would go with the S80.

I am trying to figure out what the point is for the first cut?

I am using this one with my F1612. https://www.phasetechnologies.com/pt010 For the software to run it, Summa has their own software you need to use with it. Either SummaFlex Pro or GoProduce.

When I asked Astute Graphics about it, they said they were open to having their plugins for Affinity. But it was up to Affinity to allow it.

I agree about the Astute plugins. They are one of the main things keeping me using illustrator. I am hoping Affinity will allow for 3rd party plugins soon. I have asked Astute Graphics about other programs and they said it was up to them to allow it. I do like the Affinity apps and have all 3...

I beg to differ! The print quality is amazing! I haven't seen anything built like this. And for $80k, I wouldn't call it expensive. No, you won't get 50 boards per hour, but if you are looking at this, that's not your goal anyways.

What are the 13 color options?

what are you looking to spend?

I have had AWESOME luck with all of the Substance line!! Theirs is the only calendared laminate that I use, otherwise I use cast.

I had this on my S80, about 4 years old. I always had perfect nozzle checks, then black started to go out slowly. Then got an error which lead to a head replacement.

I just had the same error on my S80. Replaced one and it worked, then lost a channel totally on the other head. End up replacing them both, $4400 later. haha. Mine is 4 years old.

I have a Summa F. The kiss cut and drag knife do the same thing. The difference is the kiss cut knife is used in a tangential module. It is cuts better, especially on small details.

mugs, tumblers, cups, acrylic and wood that have small detail. I have a ton of stuff lined up... for when I get more time. haha!

I have the Aeon Nova14! I absolutely love it!! Danny and his crew are great to work with!!

I know I have seen ads from Mactac talking about how their laminate will flow out on UV prints.

I have had my Summa F1612 for a little over 3 years now. I do love it!! Everything I have done has been great. The ONLY thing that is lagging is some router functions, more of the technical stuff. Which is 100% software limitations, which I am told will be made available in a future update. I...

That is what I was assuming, just hadn't seen another machine with that permanently installed.