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Yep flatbed cutter is the best way. We did flexcut on our Summa a couple of times but it was slow and took too long to set up for different media. We usually used a Neolt trimmer until the ProCut.

I'd say about the same time. It's the laminate that extends life of inks.

They aren't meant to last forever. Either sell them a new banner or better yet a proper permanent sign if they want it to last more than a year. Also managing their expectations is the key. Sell them the banner as a short term option.

Which product is that?

What version Onyx though? V12 is way faster than any previous versions.

I think it just means you're trying the send a job and the PC can't communicate with the cutter. Check the cable, connections etc.

But those things are expensive.

We have a Seal 62 Base with heat on the top roller. The heater's too weak to really make much difference with calendared film and makes no difference on cast so we rarely use it.

Ditto all the above especially Johnny Best. Focusing on lowballing competitors is counter productive. There will always be someone cheaper. I had a budget conscious customer complain about our prices for ages. He had one of his trucks done with some sailtrack banners for a fraction of the price...

I've had that issue on a couple of my 25500s linearisations. It's not a deal breaker. If you're sure you're using the correct profiles etc I'd start again and make a new profile.

Wow good luck. After being burnt once by HP I would never again have only one of their printers. If you get a good one they are fabulous workhorses. We have a 25500 and two 360s. One of the 360s has had a couple of problems although easily fixed under warranty. It still takes nearly an hour some...

You could place Winplot rego marks in Illustrator, print as multiple copies in Onyx then cut through Winplot.

Don't think it's on many people's radar here apart from stories like this.

Got any lead underwear Wayne? You could hole up down here with us for a while. I don't think he can reach Sydney just yet.

I revisited this thread and was about to post these almost exact words.. sounds like OP doesn't like the harsh truth.

If I'm in the mood to play I'll say hang on I'll get him... then see how long they stay on the line waiting. Though usually I just hang up without saying a word.

It could be the jpeg. Have you opened it up and checked that spot in Photoshop?

I know it's concerning to have customers complaining about failures but corrugated plastic signs are really a budget short term option. If they are getting 5 or 6 months I'd say it's time to buy some new ones.

Linearise. Problem solved.

I hate subscriptions. I only subscribed to Illustrator because I have to have the latest version. Other Adobe apps are CS6.