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For vehicles we use 1105 with 6460 laminate - that combo gives the longest warranty.

I wouldn't be without a latex. With the crazy turnarounds these days they just make so much sense for instant dry and unlaminated vinyl prints. Having said that we do use eco solvent or UV where it suits better. There's no such thing as a perfect printer for every application.

Avery 2611 but if the surface is too heavily textured we use 3M 480. A bit spendy but it conforms and doesn't come off.

Zund G3 and we do a bit of routing yeah. The vacuum pickup gets most of the dust - it doesn't seem to spread too far if you get it quickly. Most of the dust on the flatbed comes from paper based sheets, not the environment.

That mesh on the back gates keeps the leaves and larger stuff out. :) There are three roll fed printers behind where I took the pic. We vacuum once a week and use the leaf blower out the back door at the start of the day. Surprisingly we have no real issues with dust affecting our work.

That's right. Even printing on a flatbed with hot lamps. 3A Composites don't tend to make false claims.

What's the actual production speed? How is the colour repeatability?

Pretty sure Oce will discount any inks that have less than 3 months or so life. If your guys don't do that - send em back or cry to your rep. We go through them fairly fast though anyway.

Don't know any users but a dealer here said they had installed a couple and there had been a few "issues" whatever that means. lol

Oh yeah you can see how a Zund struggles to cut acrylic lol

I see you're new here. How about reading some of the existing threads about flatbeds and come back with more specific questions. Most people will recommend what they own. We have an Arizona 660xt. I think you should buy one of those. :) Sindex makes a very good point re service. Once you...

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We've moved to Dispa board instead of 5mm foamcore. Stays way flatter and prints better.

Windows defender on all our PCs & never click on anything we're not 100% sure of. Greed and curiosity will get you every time.

Celmac are good guys and look after our HPs well here in Sydney.

Gday from sunny Sydney

The heads are scraping the media. Turn the vacuum up and see if that fixes it.

Interested in this too being in Oz and working towards growth. Salaries here are high so adding staff is a big move.

Polypropylene?

You can also right click the job in the queue > edit > rotate. In the Conserve Media placement there's also an option for Bestfit > AllowRotate but as you have found it doesn't always automatically rotate.