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Yep - thats how most RIPs work. You download printer specific drivers to Onyx and when you submit the job for print, it creates the .prn file that only that version of printer controller software can read. Thats how you get the correlated information regarding print times, ink usage, coverage...

Pretty vague description - what exactly is the problem?

Is that not the name of the company that made them in Image 0241 on side of sign frame?

https://www.alexchinneck.com/a-sprinkle-of-night-and-a-spoonful-of-light

Flip the Q in squadron over vertically and you have the 6

I use this from Lowe's. Also gets dried UV ink off vacuum bed.

I know I used this way back in the 80's, but can't remember the font name. Image is too grainy for FindMyFont to figure it out. I need the script font on the top. Thanks

If you have seen something used that does exactly what you want - can you not track it down again and get the name or manufacturer?

You cannot go wrong with a printer from Vanguard. Been at the top of the industry in unit sales and customer satisfaction for about three years running now. Not an employee, just an advocate. I had unit 001 from CET years ago, and Dave Cich and his team at Vanguard migrated from CET and took...

Hello, This "C" is from a bigger intertwined logo. I know its a squished version of something I have seen before with the upper and lower serifs on the right side. Have already run it through FontFinder and had no luck. Trying to avoid thumbing through the very large Linotype font reference...

A lot cheaper than cataract or glaucoma surgery.

I got mine from a graphic equipment reseller years ago for less than $1000. I would think there are probably some available these days. Just have to hunt for them

I run mine at about 1500 square feet an hour during the day, then drop it to 700 sq. ft. an hour at night to do continual scrubbing.

I would run an air scrubber (Island Air) for any wide format inkjet printer thats solvent or UV based. You are breathing that mist all day long and don't even know it. Worse than that is the mist getting caught in your eyes. There were times I would walk outside after printing all day and the...

I have a dedicated flatbed and print a lot of thin .010 or .020 styrene. I keep any drops over 48 x 48 and print one off posters on them for folks. Cheap and easy and waterproof and if they want it to adhere to a wall or window, I use a removable microperf adhesive from Drytac and make it into a...

Is it a full 4 x 8 print, or is the map smaller? If smaller, just tape the egdes. Don't use hi power lamp mode for foamboard or try turning one lamp off. It will still cure, just be a bit shinier. Obviously, check for curl beforehand. I have same issue with my CET when printing to regular white...

Have you seen their prices? They want like $80 a day to display these things. Most places could just buy their own set and reuse whenever they want - especially hospitals

Varies from location to location from painted concrete block to sealed smooth concrete to dry wall. Have been using MultiTac mounting adhesive from DryTac, but just wanted to see what else is out there other than mounting adhesives.