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If you are in the Ontario area you could hire this shop teacher to design a rack for you

That set up would pay for itself in a month if you can keep it busy. I'm coming up on a year of Colorado ownership and very glad I went with it

I have a colorado 1650 and a colex. That whole setup would be around 300k depending on the fotoba cutter used. The newest fotoba cutter is 150k alone for wallpaper panels 1 flatbed cutter could keep up with 3 Colorado printers I think. 1hr to print a roll while cutting a roll takes 20min.

All the popular printers are "green guard certified". By the time its time to install the prints won't smell with any of the print technologies

Colorado 1650 Fast Perfect panel length Very scratch resistant prints Very Cheap ink cost (I'm at 9cents per sq/ft, pays for itself in ink saving compared to other printers) Instant cure Reprint a panel 6 months later and its a perfect match Full automation available if you need very high...

I use GF222, have some decals that are over 3 years old in TX weather. Look new unlaminated with genuine Roland inks

about 10k sqft in a little over 24 hrs, was around 20 rolls. printed on the Colorado 1650 in gloss production mode which was finishing a roll in under an hr. average day is 5-6 rolls on the colorado of wallpaper/murals.

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what's this china communist party tik tok thing you're sharing?

A US citizen can't make fun of other US citizens?

You can print on heat transfer vinyl such as siser color print https://www.siserna.com/colorprint-easy/

Not only are they dressed nicely but they are also not overweight. How fat is the average American man now

I had a bit of similar bunching (on some materials) when my printer was new and I would pull then media at the start of printing to prevent the bunching. Grab the media on either side and pull down hard as the printer does the first push. Over time the problem disappeared as the platen got...

My ink cost is 9 cents per sq/ft after about 350k sq ft printed, 110 liters of ink used to print this.

I've had my unit for about a year now, going 8hrs per day. Seems to be working as good as day one, the instructions say replace filter "as needed - typically yearly". The filters are about $300

I've printed on Oracal 651 with roland inks, looks great after years in TX weather. GF222 for thicker stickers, looks great after a few years. Just about any cheap vinyl will hold up for years using OEM inks. cheap briteline vinyl from grimco great too

How does it look if you open the pdf file with acrobat? I would start by flattening everything in illustrator

Contact Canon CSA https://csa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/csa Canon #60 Semi Gloss Label Scores w/Perm Clear Adhesive MSGLAB54300 Made by MacTac, they have tons of paper/label options

I'm curious what signs do you see that suggest a head is going bad or needs replacement soon? Is it canon running a diagnostic on the head? The printhead cost per sq/ft seems to be around $.03 so at 250sq ft you would've used up $8250 of printheads which goes right along with a couple heads...

I'm at 325k sqft and so far I have not seen any degradation in quality, haven't even done nozzle optimization once. About 110 liters of ink used total but my yellow heads are 25% more ink used than other colors. I clean weekly at least, sometimes 2x per week if printing more and 0 head strikes...