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Which latex do you have? If it is the 360, I made my own profiles and had the ink limit at 110-120. The colors come out great. I like using pantones to get good reds. Usually 186.

I thought it was skewed too, mainly comparing a printer/cutter versus a separate print and cut setup. Of course an all in one unit is cheaper, but didn't they say the production was faster? I found it way slower for myself and would never go back to an all in one. The other thing I thought of...

I have some extra Epson SureColor cleaning cartridges that I will never go through. PM me if you are interested in any.

How thick can you get it? I have been using some 10mil clear film from Tekra that is nice. Pricey, but prints really good.

Summa is the only way to go! I wouldn't even consider anything else myself.

I run a fair amount of Dreamscape Mystical through mine, which works great! I can't imagine that the Suede would be much different.

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I had HP send a tech out to do mine. It was like $500 for parts and labor.

I was running (2) L260's for a while, now have (1) L360 and (1) new Epson S70. When I was running the 2 260's, my electric bill didn't vary much then, maybe $30 per month. The nice part was that my biggest gas bill was like $30. My shop is small too, so both of them running kept it warm. :) It...

I have used Mehler Textiles banner material or Forward Wound from Grimco.

I would be interested in some samples of your media.

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There's no need to laminate as that is what the clear coat is for. That'll just make it thicker and take more coats of clear to burry the lines. I would just use a good thin cast vinyl.

Sailrite.com sells roll up shade hardware kits, but they are the style that use a string you pull.

That would take a TON of ink usage to make up for the $7k difference. If I remember right when I checked, the 3 liter boxes ended up like 5¢ per ml cheaper.

The Grimco roll up material works great! In the HP latex anyways. I'm sure it works fine in solvent printers too. Vinyl banner just looks cheap in a roll up stand in my opinion.

Itll print a registration make when setup to do double sided printing. You do have to reload into the printer. It will automatically feed out extra on the start of the print job, but make sure you leave enough extra before you cut it off the roll. ill either squat down or take a knee when...

What printer do you have? I run a VERY opaque adhesive film from Ritrama through my L360. It is designed for UV, but I found it works great in the latex. I will print one reversed on clear then line up the one printed on the Ritrama. The Ritrama film has a white adhesive and is nearly 100%...

Berger Textiles has media that would work for that and print great in the L360.

I know in the US, HP has a recycling program. I got some prepaid boxes to ship my used consumables back to them in. Not sure about the UK thought?