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How many ml have the heads done? Change them if more than 3 litres.

If you want to screw with the profile have a look in basic print mode settings - mode options - ink density factor. Change back to 100%.

The printer manufacturer probably tells you how long the inks should last both with and without lam. The amount of UV exposure will be the main factor. Good inks should last up to 3 years unlaminated. With a lam that has UV inhibitors that should extend to 5 yrs +. Depends a lot on the laminate.

How about kiss cutting the path before routing?

The 60600 has two heads - the 40600 only one.

Anti graffiti lam works the same. Or pretty much any polyester laminate. Just as long as they use whiteboard markers.

Does it dry off if left overnight? How about reducing ink limit and/or increasing cure temp?

I've got 360s - not sure if it's the same on yours. Go to the media in the substrate library and create mode.

You create the different pass modes on the printer with HP latex. Then Onyx syncs and it should show up in the rip.

We have AC but only turn it on a couple of months a year. The flatbed doesn't seem to care much what the temp is although we don't get extremes here.

We just needed a vinyl like that with black adhesive - one of our suppliers sells Ritrama - they have a couple of black adhesive varieties. We got a momomeric that did the job. It wouldn't print on latex which was weird so had to use the eco sol and lam them.

In Rip Queue click the current media and page size gear icon and select custom page size. Set to whatever size you want - then it will split the job up into pages that size.

You can do it in Onyx.

Cold dry air here now. Pulling the liner off PVC sheets we get shocks through the feet to the floor. I supposed you've tried rolling the liner up onto a core like bannertime suggested.

Buy an Xrite i1 and yes through Onyx. I think you can sync the profiles with Onyx. As I said I haven't done it so can't be of any help with details.

I think you can download profiles through the Epson dashboard app. We make our own so never needed to do that though.

I could be wrong but I think if the take up is turned on at the front panel it spools out enough media to tape on before you start printing. Top tip: turn it off on the front panel - it still works. You just have to wait till it gets down to the takeup reel.

I've used Onyx for years and have never used Layout Tool. You can set the Rip up to run with hot folders or through a web browser so there is little user intervention required.

I'm not familiar with that printer but normally you'd either turn the heat down and/or turn up the vacuum.