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My Summa works on reflective just fine. I don't do anything different as far as setup either.

From what I remember with others, don't you flush it clean with the ES3 cleaner, then flush it with the SS21 cleaner, then put the new SS21 inks in?

I like Hexis 750, but more on the higher end side of calendared. Substance Media has a really good laminate at a good price.

All I have found is sheets for offset printing, up to like 26" by 40". I have been playing around with them on my UV printer and running them as "rigid".

I have the Fuji LED 1600II. Overall, I do really like it. The white is nice, very opaque. This is a hybrid, so you would have the option for rigid too if ever needed. They also just came out with a roll-to-roll version too. From what I saw, just doesn't have the rigid option. Not sure on any of...

That seems odd that the table would make the readings off since it's still using the i1 pro2 to get the color information. The table is just an automation device.

The tech I had come help me said that most people use too many patches, which actually can make your profile worse! It is unnecessary and can lead to more errors and miscalculation of colors. He said that unless you have a high end print with the extra colors, don't do the highest number of patches.

Magic Inket that has one. I have it, just haven't played with it yet. https://www.magicinkjet.com/products/wrapitaq/

Its not too bad. Doing UV is definitely different than with solvent. If you can swing it, the i1io table is definitely worth the extra money!!!

I alway run my on standard vacuum. You might want to try a lower vacuum. For the tension, there is a lever on the backside of the printer that goes up and down. For roll, I have it down (more tension), and for rigid I have it up (less tension). You will definitely want it up for coro, cardboard...

What's your vacuum at? Do you have the pinch roller tension on high or low?

Blotter Paper https://www.neenahcabinet.com/#/gradeline?brand=NEENAH%20Blotter%20Papers

I got mine from Neenah. They are only ~26" by 40". I have a bunch of extras if you only need a few.

Check with your insurance agent though!! It's usually WAY cheaper getting it from them versus the dealer!!

How old is it? Have you cleaned the bed off? Just turn the blower on, then take another shop vac with a bristle attachment and go over it good. The bed getting clogged would be the only thing I could think of.

The only place I have found is JDS Industries. Based out of Sioux Falls, SD.

You get the ink directly from Fuji. From what I was told, they don't use a long shelf life. They like to make sure their ink is fresh and don't recommend stocking a bunch unless you are going to use it soon.

From Quality Media? It does show apply wet. I have used other media from them, its worked great! Let me know if you need a contact.

I run mine in about a 1500 sq foot spot without ventilation and the smell isn't bad at all. If you are running some heavy stuff, you will notice it. Yes, uncured UV ink isn't good to get on you. haha You can also align the media to the front of the platen as well. Is the machine running in...

I have had great luck with the S70 and S80. I haven't noticed any fading yet.