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I really like mine! It has worked for pretty much anything I have needed to print on. Just have to make sure it is nice and flat, which I am sure is the case with most flatbeds. Make sure to see a nozzle check. They use Dimatix print heads. They are very durable but pricey if replacement comes...

I have bought some from Uline before.

I have used some of their stuff before. Not bad. I know some places use it as their "house brand".

If they saved it as a layered .tiff. But you would have to use Photoshop if I remember right.

Mine lately have all had expiration dates about 6-8 months out when I get them.

Let me know if you can't find anyone. I have done them before.

WOW! I have a small Fuji LED UV that has (8) at $3200 each and thought that was bad. haha

It was the guy at American Rotary who told me I would a transformer to get the 208 wye setup with a neutral. I could do a buck/boost transformer on the single phase side to get to 208v, but would still need to run a neutral over. For a few hundred more, I am going to do it on the 3phase side...

Yep. I have 240v right now and whatever you put into the converter, you get out. Would need to do the transformer after the converter to get the 208v with the neutral the machine needs.

That's my debate now. Their ADX20 is what I was recommended. I even chatted with another shop who has the identical setup with the ADX20. I also have to run my through a transformer after the converter to get the 208 WYE voltage (with a neutral) I need.

I have a friend who runs a large machine shop and has used several types/brands. He highly recommended a digital converter, specifically Phase Technologies. They say they are 97% efficient, don't require doubling the HP size, don't create a high leg (all 3 power legs maintain the same voltage)...

What do you run with that?

Has anyone here ever dealt with 3phase converters? Looking at a flatbed cutter, but need to have 3phase power. Will probably need to go the converter route, so looking specifically for info on them. Does anyone have personal experience with 3phase converters?

There is very little maintenance to do on the S80. ;) All I do is clean the cap tops and around the heads like once a week. It does have self cleaning setup that does a lot of the cleaning automatically. (might be using the wrong terminology here)

That's weird. I have had great luck with my S70. I have done several 11' tall panels of Dreamscape and they always lined up great. I have not had any complains about fading. I am very meticulous about doing cleaning and nozzle checks, so I haven't had any issues with clogs either. I have an S80...

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Hexis has some. Not sure who the distributors are up there though.

You probably need to create your own. I would share some of mine with you, but I am running Caldera.

I get mine from Liz at Platinum Sign Supply

I too like my Capital One Spark card.