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What?? UVgel has a way higher resolution than latex. the PL/drop size is heaps smaller. The new heads are the same resolution.

They said it's been in development for 5 years. The white UVgel is the same as the CMYK, so they dont break up / separate like traditional UV inks. Honestly, the white ink of the colorado is in a different league. It's super bright. and it's real dense. I can't see HP being any competition...

mines only designed to calculate flat sheets. the only thickness option is in the material. for example if it's 10mm MDF or 16mm MDF. you can choose the thickness like that. But if you're calculating boxes, etc that's a whole different formula.

We got to be the first in the worlds to see the new Coloado M series in action (apart from the guys at canon). Really neat show they put on. Looks like it's the replacement of the 1630 1640 & 1650. Called the: M3 (1630) M3W M5 (1650) M5W 4 heads. 5 heads with white. The new single heads are...

SwissQprint have Neon inks, they only last a few days to a week outdoors. cant remember the indoor rating. indoor was really good, but the outdoor UV kills the neon inks.

We got invited to see it in action tomorrow. It's a high volume printer. these printers need to be running regularly. Also - Ink has a shelf life and as they're bottles, they fill the internal tanks 1L at a time. If the ink expires in the tanks, you risk damaging the heads etc, void...

3m.. let it fold in the basket. Same with Victor, i've cut whole rolls and let it fold in the basket before having some sort of take up unit.

That's all it's suppose to do which is all i need it to do. the result of that will onto our online/ecommerce platform to build our products. Our ecommerce platform connects to our other platforms such as accounting, automation etc. We enter our jobs into the back end of our ecommerce...

not going to lie, that's a bit hectic. if it work for you, that's great. Here's a screen grab of what we're currently using. It runs on our server, so only accessible at work or VPN. It connects to a database Via API that stores all the data for the stock list, print pricing etc. all products...

for those who do it flat rate for lineal m / freedom units... etc. So say you do a job that is only 1 freedom unit of stock. Are you charging your $6.50 ? since no one has said anything to do with a minimum??

There's no right or wrong answer. you'll never be at the same price as someone with a faster, more efficient process. And so on. We use a pretty complex calculator to calculate our products. We've just built a whole custom calculator running on our server just to calculate pricing. Stock...

may have missed it, but why do you want V1?

have you tried to ask Graphtec for the software?

I know here in Aus, you can buy used from canon and they will give you a service plan. not sure about the rest.

1640 is junk compared to the 1650. Also comparing a 3200 wide vs a 1600 wide is apples and oranges.

having everything in 1 software, although it sounds nice, sometimes it's better not to. It's better to have software being excellent at 1 job, than being average at a lot of jobs.

I feel like I'm one of the only ones here qualified to answer this question. We print on glass every day for wet areas (Splashbacks, bathrooms, laundries etc and some outdoor applications) Few questions. What's the application of the glass? A dividing wall? a splashback? or a decorative piece...

I run all default settings. 500mm segments. with 1000mm (1m) prints. Half way up the print (at the 1st segment) It's off my 3-5mm. if you're talking about the barcode server? when the Graphtec scans it and times out. that's a known ( and very annoying) issue. that's onyx's problem. and...

Don't what to hijack this thread. What issues are you having with the fc9000? We're having issues with ours with accuracy.

You can only update to the latest version of 19.0.x. If it's 19.1.x (which doesn't exist from menory) you can't update.