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I thought it was different too, but the parts list says the current replacement works for everything except the 1618 and 2606. DF-49684 Print Head assembly

Just FYI the VJ1204, 1204AS, 1604, 1614, and 1608 are listed as having the same printhead replacement part from Mutoh. We have only seen one High Heat error, replaced the printhead and it was resolved. I would guess you got a factory defective replacement head or you shorted the head...

Broken tip on the blade... replace it with a new one and you can back that pressure back down. Also, you might try a Roland 60 degree blade if you are cutting alot of laminated material. Roland part number USA-C160-1, should come in a box with a Roland sticker! Ryan

Neschen has the BEST eco-sol printed fabrics I have seen.

FWIW, Mutoh is currently having a fall special. VJ1304 w/o takup unit is $13,995 through December, add a take-up for $1995.00.

The head, adaptor, and dampers are all new. The head now has an anti-clog coating as well as being gold plated, IIRC. Also, I personally think standard color CMYKLcLm graphics seem to have a more matte finish than the old DX4 heads. I think it's because the drops are so small and fix so...

http://www.pattechnology.com/products/view/2/captivair-mini

We run a PAT in our demo room for full solvent/mild sovent machines. Does a great job if your machine has provisions for venting. Otherwise I would look into the IslandCleanAir, http://www.islandcleanair.com/units/1000.html, we use the larger version to scrub the room whith eco-solvent...

Remember, solvent is heaver than air, it will take some serious airflow for that design to work.

http://www.islandcleanair.com/ or something from Captive Aire, which I can't seem to located their website.

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Try printing with a matte banner profile and setting the printer to a double or triple strike with a .2 second pass delay. It takes forever and uses double or triple the ink but the results are amazing, from 10' away you can't tell it's mesh. Also, try the same trick on the window perf using a...

Had a used one come through here some time ago. We cleaned it up and ran it for about 3 months in our demo room while it was for sale. Seemed like a solid machine, ended up selling it for around 12K. I thought someone got a steal at that price. Ryan

Yup, 3 month shelf life on most cling. We sell the General Formulations which seems to work well as long as we keep the turns up. Ryan

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As your competition I would like to point out these are your customers, not your competition. :thumb:

We have tried Fletcher, KleenCut, and panel sawing ACM. By far the best option is a power shear, smooth edges and no folding of the face! I would think a stomp shear would do an equally nice job.

Anyone have any CP64s profiles for Flexi 8? Looking for some banner profiles in draft mode. Thanks! Ryan

Un-plug the power cord from the back of the machine (not the wall). Let it sit for 5 minutes then put it back in and try again.

Make sure you are taking the headrank off the sticker on the head itself, not the package the head came in. I have seen Epson heads that the format on the box was not the same as the sticker on the head.