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we use .030 mag so we didn't have luck on our rolands but you should be able to use .010 mag. i believe it just scores it and you have to break them out. we usually die cut our magnets with steel rule dies

that thickness is not common so i think it's going to be a special order no matter where you get it. the idea of mounting 2 - 1/4" pieces together might be your quickest answer. you can try emco plastics, ask for martin. they might be able to help but they are in jersey so shipping could be an...

awesome!

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tyrrell tech has a product called fiber mark. a few different types and thicknesses

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we have an xc540 cmyk (x2) w/ white, sp540 cmyk, lej640 cmyk w/ white + gloss and xr640 cmyk ltc ltm ltk w/ metallic. all work great and if we use metallic or white we charge for it but we don't usually have to offer the customer different options we just print what they want and charge for what...

TyrrellTech is where we get ours and haven't had any problems. i believe they have a florida location

the grey adhesive help prevent the graphics from showing through but some customers would rather have that and look at the clear adhesive. over all probably doesn't matter

i have used the 210 lam with window perf and both times it curled on the edges a month after install. i won't ever do it again

thanks for the help but doesn't matter because the customer has requirements that they don't want to pay for. i quoted the job w/ 3m high temp adhesive and .008 alum. (dye and seal) too expensive they said. well the normal $100 roll of labels isn't going to hold up to the conditions where you...

i would say the original sign just wasn't installed properly. i have used the pvc sign kits before. the signs are still up and standing strong 7 years later. with the wind in that area and not being installed properly that was the recipe for disaster.

i have been using it for about 6-7 years with out any issues. solvent and silk screen print. with and without lam.

+1 lexan/polycarbonate and it could be uv printed if you can print white or silk screened

not sure where they are putting them but she said it had to be able to take at least 500 degrees . i found a 3M adhesive i can use i am checking with my plastic and metal suppliers for some temp specs on their materials thanks

anyone know of a material that will with stand 800 degrees of heat. my customer needs service labels for there industrial kitchen equipment.

651 should work but you could just tell them because they used a specialty paint you have to test the vinyl out to make sure it sticks. then just grab some random letters you have and check it out.

i never really searched the used market but i am not sure you will find something at that price point. seems kind of low. we have the roland lej640. it would do what you want to do. prints white and a 4x8 sheet will take approx 45-55 minutes

haven't actually sat down and drawn in quite a while so these are really old. probably around 25yrs, just don't make the time any more