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We ran a Summa for 15 years. When it finally crapped out we went with Roland. Worst decision ever. We quickly sold it and got another summa. I would go with the tangential blade for small letters. We run a drag version on our 64" Summa but we are not cutting small letters on it.

EFI 16H is what we have and its been a great printer. Had it about 1 year. White is very opaque and print speed is good. I would stay away from a pinch roller system as it will give you headaches. Vacuum belt is the way to go. The Roland and Mutoh are not good ways to go for UV printers.

All depends on location. 3'x5' banner stitched with grommets retail is $52.50 for me. That does not include any art. I would love to be able to charge more but I lose a crap ton of bids because people are selling banners at $2.00/sqft (3'x5' for $30.00) out the door.

UV print will not stay on a golf ball for more than a few holes. Even if you could rotate the ball to where the club head is not hitting it there will still be impact from hitting other objects like cart paths and trees. By the rules your not supposed to rotate your ball in the fairway and...

We had a 1625 and they use Toshiba heads with a liquid cooling system. I hated that machine and we had a ton of problems with it. EFI took the machine back and we upgraded to the 16H and it has been great.

We got rid of the 1625 thankfully. We now run the 16H. My guess without seeing a picture would be the white ink leaving a tail would be a static issue.

http://www.criticalcleaning.com/products/product?Category=liquid&Item=D005 This is where we get ours. We buy 5 of the 5 gallon containers per order.

We run 3 different UV printer brands here. Both Mimaki's we clean the head surface with a foam swab soaked in their cleaning solution. Both EFI printers we use a lint free cleanign cloth and their cleaning solution. We also run 2 UV printers from Inkcups with the same cleaning. Granted these...

I would say it more of a ink adhesion issue than a cutting issue. If we are concerned with the lip from a knife blade we will route the pieces with R202 bit

In Kansas even a self employed person can receive unemployment as long as you are paying into the unemployment fund.

This is a great idea if you can find acrylic. My main supplier is telling me September to get 3/16 and 1/4 back in stock.

I would ask what damage it could cause so that way they know what damages could happen

I would contact EFI and get their response as to what could occur with ai rpressure. I would then share their feedback and let them decide.

I do not believe the carriage comes off easily on those. We had a Mimaki JFX200 where the carriage did come off. On our two smaller Mimaki (3042 and 6042) the units came as one piece. This might be a better question for Mimaki or the dealer you would purchase through.

A UV printer can clog up as well. There is the whole negative pressure system your relying on. White on UV is even worse.

In our area a wrap is cheap and we got away from doing them. I was at $10/ft installed with 4 hours of design included for flat surface and $12.50-$15.00 for non flat. We were under bid daily. We would only use 3M and had a 3 year warranty. Wraps around here are hard to read and look...

We run Trotec lasers and have for many years. They are great machines. Currently we have 4 with one being the Fiber/CO2 combo unit.

We cut them all the time on our Zund cutter.

We started with my daughters school and that has turned into doing 15 schools so far with more request in for doing about 20 more schools. We didn't think it would take off like it has.

have you looked into KPMF or TeckWrap Vinyl? Not sure if they have the color your looking for. https://teckwrap.com/products/satin-chrome?variant=48798876949