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Yes I am aware of JJ Short. I talked to them as well. I was just hoping I could find a used roller somewhere. Well the roller is out and created so it will be on its way shortly. I guess I can be glad it is the top main (hot) roller so I can use the pull rollers for PSA lamination.

GBC - Seal tells me they only stock parts for current models. This should be a warning to any of you considering used Seal or GBC laminators and also new ones as they don't seem to interested in maintaining parts. Some people I talked to weren't very impressed with GBCs customer service.

This laminator is a perfectly good and operating laminator. At the end of last week on a thermal laminate job on the top heat roller the bonding agent that holds the rubber to the roller failed and is loose and will come up like bubble up when being used. After looking for a replacement roller...

Looks like they only stock parts for current models. Anybody know where parts might be available for older models?

That Acco company, is that the one in Dayton Ohio?

They all have demos available get a couple and try them. I would lean towards Caldera and Colorgate.

There both good high end RIPS. ColorGate is actually a great RIP if you don't mind dealing with Windows and if it comes bundled at no extra cost I would give it a try. The big advantage with Caldera is you don't have to deal with Windows. If I ever put money into a new RIP again I am going...

That post was about achieving a good red. Depends on the media you're using and your expectations. Most jobs don't need that much density but sometimes it might be necessary.

On your router or other device that is assigning IP addresses make sure you reserve the IP address of the printer so that it can not be assigned to something else.

I don't allow Windows computers here to access the internet but this came through yesterday in my email (Mac) and thought it looked very legit. It was from one of my clients which appear to be a sign order, and without thinking I clicked on it as I supposed must of you would. After the browser...

Can you connect to the printers web page? Did you set the printers IP address to a static address?

Profile customization? Are you saying you can adjust black generation and ink splits, etc? Or are you calling the Media Presets profiles for some reason?

Get a service manual (should be a links here) and check each curing unit. There is a test for the curing units. If one is not heating properly you will be able to see that.

On the 360 there are four curing units. Is it overall or in one area that it is not drying properly?

Sounds like an Onyx issue so may be best to call Onyx support. Why not just implement Side A and Side B on the printer and print from Onyx like normal. Rotating Side B if necessary. I have two RIPs I can run the L360 with and neither one control double sided printing, but implementing it on the...

Does Onyx allow you to control Side A on the printer?

Might be because wiping the media would make more sense. Seems there is still a number of things about the L560 nobody wants to talk about especially whats improved from the shortcomings of the L360.

Wonder why they can't make that bar available for the L360?

A people don't already know this? But it does have two speeds.

Yes we know what day it is.