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Lucky you. With the HP260 you can set your light ink curves when you setup your linearization. For L360 and beyond users we can't do that. The best we can do is control GCR in the output profile but we are still limited by HP's baked in light ink curves. Which brings up the question which I...

Makes it real confusing when one can't differentiate between between Media Preset and Profile.

We have gone through this before here so you might what to do a search. If I understand what you want to do you need to set Document Raster Effects Setting in Illustrator to at least 300ppi. This is if you are RIPing the Illustrator file or generating a non flattened PDF to RIP. You can test...

Unbelievable, People still trying to use Ultraflex on Latex printers! Only thing you can do is wipe it down good with alcohol and hope you can get all the plasticizers off to even hope to get a decent print. And your other issue is the heat is too high and or maybe tension is too high.

Thanks for posting that. Now I know not to try Avery.

So tell me are you making your own output profiles and setting GCR for maximum usage of the light inks? Seems to be what is common about all the threads your talking about. Those of us with color management and making our own profiles knowledge don't seem to have much of an issue with grain...

TomK Are you having this problem on all medias? What are your optimizer settings in your Media Presets? Take a look at this post. Dec 5, 2016 And this was not printed at 18Pass. Take a look at the GCR settings of your output profiles. Black start especially. PM me and we can discuss this...

The wrong optimizer settings in the Media Presets and the GCR settings in the Output Profile that is not set to take maximum advantage of the light inks are the reasons for graininess, along with what was previously mentioned about printhead alignment.

Did some testing of this issue today. Both tests were done on bleeds with 100% printer black only. 3M IJ180CV3 & 8519 could not pull up lam no matter how hard I tried. This was after laminating about 2 hours after printing. General Formulation 201 & 401. With a some effort I could pull up...

Yes I have. And, the damn things won't fit on laminators or printer shafts when that happens.

You mean Yelllotools.us.

Where did you find those orange holders?

I never liked hanging rolls like that because the core get oval shaped from the weight and hanging at the top point. Much better to stand them on end.

It does do "continuous printing" as long as the Media Preset is the same. But not all RIPs support it. The older Latex machines had a small pause between jobs.The 300 series does not pause at all between jobs it is totally continuous.

There is your problem. Create your own profiles and you will be good to go. Dark blues are the easiest colors to hit with Latex.

From what I hear it has been discontinued. I have never found anything else like it. Anyone know of a similar Dry Transfer over-laminate.

Na we do them wrong!

After doing a search it looks like nozzle clogging is still a big issue with Epson printers. Especially one that is not used constantly.

Anyone known what the ink longevity differences is between the HP and Epson?

No that won't cut it. What they want is 5' x 8' or 10' cast vinyl laminated signs just like we do with 4' x 8' or 10'