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I was getting on here to ask the exact same question... we run Mimaki Solvent inks and are getting ready to move to a new building where venting them outside will be nearly impossible. Who does everyone here run for fume scrubbers?
Are you SURE that is the sign that you printed? To me it looks like a screen printed sign going bad but the image is pretty small on here so it's hard to diagnose.
the tails of the recycling symbols (red arrows) not being gradients looks awfully odd to me compared to the other.
SEMA was also this past weekend, and I know Fellers was there; sometimes I guess they have to pick which show is going to be the best profit resulting show.
I wish I could have went, the owners here went and said they really liked the HPs and that GFP has an even better laminator coming out in...
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I've never heard of heads recovering after that amount of time.
However, if it does work, I would be overjoyed to know that it is possible.
I have one myself that I bought after sitting 6 months and thought the heads to be shot from sitting...
We are going to have to add another machine to our production department here due to our increasing workload.
We currently run two aging Mimaki JV3s with a million miles on each (but they still run all day every day) and have plenty of plotters so we don't need a print/cut solution.
We were...
I'm no Mutoh expert, but to me it still sounds like a bad capping station.
A capping station should only run a couple hundred, and is something you have to replace every so often anyways.
I think it is all about the funds at each individual school district. Most districts around here have ZERO extra to do nice things. But then again, we do work for one school district that must have either struck gold or oil when building their new "campus" as we've done probably 50k+ in signage...
I am not understanding your question.
Most Gerber foils are opaque, unless noted otherwise as transparent.
Some have varying levels of opacity so sometimes you have to apply a flood coat under them to achieve the correct color if printing on a colored vinyl.
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