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not sure about merchant members but i get mine from JDS or ber-lane

had a similar issue with their 2903EZ gloss but turned out it was a bad roll. it was fine for the first 50-70ft and then started having problems with it. when it printed it gave the same appearance as if you printed with the heaters too low. ended up trashing it wasn't worth the fight with avery...

when ever you have a printing issue first thing is to see what your test prints look like

try piedmont films and graphics or tekra we use both for pvc and polycarbonate sheets but they do have minimums or there is an up charge. also not sure about the europe location but i am sure they will ship out of the usa

should be ok. what size is the sign and how many posts. i have done it with 36" x 36" signs used 2 posts, 4 bolts and no issues

might need a tech for this one but did you check all the lines make sure everything is connected properly, maybe you have to pull some ink with a syringe or maybe just do a powerful cleaning to get the ink through the lines. just putting stuff out there to try/check. do you have a tech guy that...

my wife says i can be RE-placed but i don't believe her (actually if she can find someone who wants my job have at it...haha)

i can't say this never happens but i am pretty good at keeping stuff organized. nothing really leaves my cubicle unless it's too big. everynight before i leave i staighten up my desk and line up all my paper work so it's ready to go the next day. also i keep a list on a steno pad and i check off...

happy b-day

tyrrell tech has a slitter in their Maryland branch not sure what they would charge to slit your material. i usually order it from them and have them slit it down. if you have any close paper companies, they can do it. we have one across the street works out good

+1... yeah what Gigi said

maybe the company you use isn't that good but just letting you know UL is a PITA

sometimes it's not the shops fault it takes so long for UL labels. every UL label has to be approved by UL. you make a proof with all specs, including material and process. then send it to UL and you wait for an approval from them. we have had that process take 2-3 weeks

if you are not UL approved (which isn't cheap and needs to be paid every year followed up by a surprise inspection) you can not print UL labels (not legally anyway) we are approved and you charge more for the labels because of what it cost to be able to print UL labels

there should be a sponge approx 2.5" square that the ink heads flush into (not far from the capping stations. the lay out on my rolands are capping stations to the right then moving left wipers and then the sponge)and that needs to be replaced from time to time also it can get hairs or fuzz...

manual cleaning, replace the sponge should do the trick. also check for any hairs or pieces of fuzz hanging.

we get the best results using clear calendered vinyl with high quality setting

we have lasco corner rounders - 2 foot operated and 1 with a motor. the motorized one isn't so good with .080, really presses the motor but the 2 foot operated ones are great. use it on .080 alum and 3mm alum composite with no problems.

anyone know anything about these cutters?

so instead of a $4.99 starbucks you can have a $7.99 let's cafe with your pic on it. it's cool but not sure how long it will last.