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I have this problem on the first generation of ultraflex 18oz double side banner material. Now with their LTX version, it fine. I also have this problem with ultraflex fabritac and I have to lower the temperation way down to correct it.

wow, thanks.

If only you where located in canada, I would take it.

I've tried both products with my L26500. Great stuff, except it smell like melted plastic when you print it. There was roller marks in the smooth one (don't remember the name) and the manufacturer did not want to replace it. I've used it for personal projects, but can't sell it.

I'm using ''pudding''. It's a great free software and you can edit the template as you wish. Here is an example of my template.

the only answer is no... I've owned one for about a year. When I've changed it for my summa. It's not even the same thing. If it's your first cutter, try to stand with summa, graphtec and roland brand. You should be able to find a used one somewhere. Even if it's over 10 years old, it still...

Sure, it's 2.5ghz intel core i5 processor with 4gb of ram, 256mb AMD radeon HD 6630M graphic card and a 500gb HD. It run perfectly even if I hate mac products. I was planing to built a linux setup, but did not have the time when I purchase the printer. So I went with the macmini route. I...

I have caldera running my l26500 and summa cutter via a mac mini. I was skeptical first, but it run great.

Does anyone have the service manuals for the HP L26500? Thanks.

Sorry for the :thread... But I'm looking for exactly the same thing but in Canada. In the Montreal area if possible. Thanks. Ben

Ok, I've talk with the peoples at Fisher and they said their products are not great/compatible with latex printers. Even if they have a special section on their web site for this. So I've sent an email to the two others to see their options.

I can't help, but I'll follow this topic since I will move my L26500 next year.

So 40 linear feet of wasted material/ink/time later, I figured out. I needed to change the dry time. So I've went from 105-55 to 105-40. I post it here in case someone make the search in the future. Thanks all for your help! Ben

So I've done what you've said and use the take-up to keep a tension. It does exactly the same thing (vertical lines like in my first post). I've printed on a sample roll of phototex (17in) and I don't have this problem even if I use the fabritac profile. I don't have those problem even if I...

Hmmm. I'll try this. But I will need to do this everytime I print on this material? It make alot of waste? no?

Hi, I've ordered a roll of fabritac made by ultraflex. When I print, there is vertical lines in the print. My suppliers changed the roll and it does the same thing. Is it me or the material itself? I have a HP L26500. Thanks.

Wow. Thank you so much for the detailed answer.

I Asked to some dealers and check on the Web to know what is the difference between summa 's D series and S series. The only answers I've got is it have more bells and whistles. I've saw the specs on the website, but it do not reflect real life using/example. Does anyone could answer this...

wow, impressive...

wow... I needed one like this today. I like the ''**** the duck until exploded'' one http://www.buzzfeed.com/nataliemorin/chinese-signs-that-got-seriously-lost-in-tranlsation