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As if that's not the first thing you check? Every morning you should clean the undercarriage plate. Any ink drop is generally the cause from static and dust/dirt getting caught on the print heads or undercarriage.

If you want samples. We use 300mm x 300mm toughened / tempered low iron glass. (we use low iron as we print on it) this way it's small enough to keep in a box in your car etc. No point carrying around a massive sheet of glass. Or use acrylic.

Set tension to max on the arizona since there's only 3 levels. If it doesn't work, your stock is no good.

aaahhhh what's this filter called? Gotta try it.

Fast printer? how fast is fast? If if was us doing this job, 2 hours to print, rest of the day to cut on the plotter.

AMD Ryzen 9 5950x. 16 core / 32 thread. It's overkill for 99% of people here.

RIPs need processing power. not as much RAM. I have 12 large files open in the RIP and software open. Im using 7gb of ram out of 32gb.

Depends what you're doing. If your current printer is at capacity, You generally get a 2nd so your product is the same across both printers. OR You get rid of the rolland and get something faster. Only reason to switch to a different type is if you're doing other work that will benefit from...

I don't believe you're supposed to use UV ink on t-shirts. Especially the fact you're using chinese ink with no real ratings.

At the speeds it prints at, without the unloader, you'll be paying someone else to unload it when in full swing while your operator is loading it.

Have a minimum. A simple excel calculator will be like: Minimum: $25 Per hour rate: $100 Job time example): 1.2 hours =MAX(minimum,((job time / 60) * Per hour rate) =MAX(25,((1.2/60)*100)

I would look at the most cost effective way to do the job. If screen printing them is the way to go, as it's easier, cheaper and quicker. Then so be it. Although screen printing is old tech, there's still a place for it in today's world. besides, do you really want to carry your printer around...

Usually in a manufacturing industry. Something that's Game changing needs to solve problems. What solutions is the wallprinter solving? I honestly cannot find 1. It wont do the job faster. it wont have better quality it can't go to the edge I.e Flatbeds solved the problem of using vinyl to...

It'll never be a game changer. You can just get a good roll2roll, print some wallpaper. throw the few rolls on in your car etc and go install it at location. The wallprinter, you need to go there, set it up. pray it works. Colours will never be on point. No wall is 100% flat so the...

You’ll never get to the edge of the wall. It’s a gimmick machine.

What you want to do is a neat concept. It makes the pricing more desirable for customers who need a handful of odd sizes. I know there's external software that does. (i forget which ones) I also understand the quicker / easier to calculate a price, the better it is. We just nest out a sheet...

They don't lose value to much as they're pretty much bulletproof.

They're desktop printers. Get a laser printer. they're the ones you want for documents and a lot of them.

If it works with the latest Windows 10, then it shouldn't have an issue on win11. If it has issues on the latest win10, then expect issues on win11 Windows also has compatibility mode for legacy software.

Now we wait for Stratojet & Zach Starr to comment... Anyway, that is terrible. No one likes buying a lemon. At least you got to return it and get a full refund. I wouldn't have paid the restocking fee but it's probably in the contract... As for MMP asking to pay them back and re apply. It's...