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If you want something economic, go with the UStech. If you want the best, in my opinion, go with a Kala Mistral 1650 (http://www.kala.fr/en/produits/mistral-35.php)

Yes, but it can be done without it.

I had some window perf to install last week. 8 peices 48in wide X 72in high (starting at around 24in from the ground). I've just use my new aluminum BS with the long pole. No ladder, just start from the bottom and up. Took me around 15-20min and I was out.

I've tried lot of fabric. Most problem is that it scratch very easily.

Hmmm, I was wondering the same thing. If you found anything, please share it here. :popcorn:

Other than the sound, how is it for precision and ergonomy? I'm looking for a new mouse for my design station and I hate the clic sound.

Oh, ok. I know now why we don't see them around. Thanks for the info.

I was thinking since Mimaki is making one with white ink, maybe it would be an incentive for HP. Does anybody own or saw result of the mimaki latex model? It as white ink and 4 picoliter compared to 12 picoliter of the HP. On paper, it's looking good.

I was on the original kickstarter campaign with the nix. I've got the first generation and since I was running it with an android phone it took several weeks before the app was up. I wan't impressed with the product and put it on the side. Then I've got an email that they were coming out with...

Does anyone ever heard if HP will made a latex printer with white ink option? (models like the 300 series). I'm just curious.

I was wondering the same thing. I always print in pdf format with caldera and have problem only once in a blue moon.

I use general formulation for the high tac and never had this problem (I have a HP L26500). It print like any other vinyl without any residue.

another vote for summa here. The D series is very good for 90% of the jobs. If you do lot of thick material, go with a T series.

Sorry, can't help, but I will follow this thread. I'm very intrigued. :popcorn:

Just to be sure I understand. I take the tie wire and perforate the mesh banner? I do this in the center of the print and between the grommet? Does it weaken the material? The problem I have right now is the tie wrap rated at 150lbs all rip and my banner/grommet are still fine. I never thought...

I understand this and the customer know it's just a temporary signage. But since for now there is no problem with the banner, I just want to make sure the banner will stay on the fence. The place I buy the stainless tie wrap have a model rated for 485lbs, I have to check if it will go though my...

I've thought of tie wire, but I did not found any place that would tell me what force it is rated. This is why I've thought of stainless tie wrap and double them. It will, then, be rated for 500lbs per grommets. I have around 50 grommets total and a pack of 100 tie wrap is 46$. The tie wrap are...

I've never heard of mesh zip tie and bungee balls, can you provide me a distributor for that kind of products?

I know it's a old post, but I have 3 mesh banner 7ftX50ft. I've tied them with heavy duty plastic tie wrap in november. Few weeks later one banner fall off. The banner and all the grommet are still intact. So I've reattached it using stainless tie wraps rated for 150lbs. The customer called me...

Like other said, just find a material that have a 90# liner, I've found that catalina/mojave material have this in their economic vinyl. For the cutting part, the summa cutters with the barcode reading compensate for this.