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Jv4 Get the JV4, they are faster then the JV3 and do not have heaters so they should cost less. They also do not have the chip sensors that the solvent printers have, so running dye sub will not be a problem

Pumps you need to use a solvent resistant tube designed for peristaltic (cam) type pumps. I sell a Tygon brand that works well if installed right.

Bill Board Hey Adam, where is it? I'll look for it when I'm on the road

Capping station have you changed the capping station? what do your test prints look like?

That printer If you are not using it as your go to printer it may be worth the risk, but think of what it would be like if it breaks down and you are stuck waiting for tech support that includes an 8 hour time difference and a language barrier. Next day parts delivery usually turns out to be 4...

Direct color I have a bottle of Dye Cyan ink #I-5116 IR4b here in Denver

Dampers Try www.solventinkjet.com We invite you to call us to trouble shoot your printer

SUV printer Artbot did you see their new SUV printer on the Mimaki japan site. They point out that with a solvent UV ink you get the bite of the solvents and the instant cure of the UV.

change that head if you take the time to read the tech manual it is not that hard, send me a pm with your email and printer type and i will get you manual

Fj 50 i have them all, send me a pm with email and a reminder of what you need

Ricoh heads The new Mimaki head is an all steel industrial head with a 100 billion shot life. The current Mimaki heads have a 6.5 billion shot count life. Of course you can get more out of an Epson head, just using these numbers to compare. So it looks like if you take care of the heads they...

http://www.rpsa.ricoh.com/gen4.html Looks like the price difference will be in the print heads The Ricoh head is an all steel industrial head with a 100 billion shot life. last time i looked Epson heads were 6.5 billion, do not know about HP

That head You need to get the black and cyan head cleaned up. That head is pretty bad, get a mirror and have a look at the bottom of it.Shoot me a pm and I'll get you a tech manual

Sepiax inks I think what has been keeping the Sepiax from gaining market share is that most all the small format printers (64" and under) all run Epson heads. Epson will not work with equipment manufactures unless they are going to be receiving revenues from the sale the ink. (the ink Tax)...

30k I was told it will be around 30K from my sales guy. So what is the current street price of a 60" latex HP

Sc545 Intense call us in the morning and we can tell you how to test the fuse 303-733-6671 or shoot me your email and I will get you a manual

Getting your hands dirty Tim Please don't get your hands dirty, where some gloves! Eco solvent is still solvent. I yell at one of my techs all the time for having ink on his hands when the box of gloves is sitting on his bench.

Aqua Print Specialty Materials, maker of heat transfer products just came out with Aqua Print water transfer for glass and ceramics. You can use solvent or laser inks. It will air dry or you can bake it for better durability. I have some samples coming but i have not seen them yet.

Mimaki Had the same problem. Seems there is a catch on the left side that was updated to fix the problem you need a " C hook assembly" easy install and we got ours no charge

No Bull Are you looking for me? I sell Roland parts and offer free tech support 303-733-6671 www.solventinkjet.com Roland tech training was a one day deal back when I was there. Take a printer apart and put back together. But that was 11 year ago. Once you understand how the ink flows...