Search results

We had a rough experience with the Multicam-- a costly mistake for us. We've since moved up to a Zund G3 10'x10' machine. It's the old adage you get what you pay for.

It's slow. It's a Mimaki. I've not had good luck with Mimaki's. I prefer the support and support agreements that HP can provide. At one time I had many of the HP L25500 units, then moved to the L26500 machines and now the L360s. In addition I have a LX850 and a Latex 3000. HP has a good...

Yes http://www.mimakiusa.com/bid/12/eid/290/ But I wouldn't buy one. It's not hard to get 220v. What would be your hesitation?

If you had Caldera you'd never be waiting for your RIP-- Just something to consider for your Mimaki (and no I don't sell Caldera).

HP Accelerates Productivity for Sign & Display Print Providers HP Latex 3500 and 3100 Printers, HP Scitex at FESPA 2015 COLOGNE, Germany, May 18, 2015 —At FESPA 2015, HP unveiled the HP Latex 3500 and 3100 Printers, expanding its proven HP Latex Technology portfolio New industrial HP Latex...

Make a new media sized to the sheet you want.. Say 60" x 60". use that instead of using a roll. Onyx will fill the sheet and then move on to the next sheet.

Yea-- www.freepbx.org It's free....

You do know they make hybrids? Both a roll to roll as well as flat? http://cetcolor.com/q5series1000h Thanks Nate

I'm going to tell you something-- we're a complaining people. When we're not satisfied with something we take to forums like this and tell the world how bad things are. But when we have a great experience we keep it to ourselves. Odd, huh? I've got a CET Q5. I've got a HP FB700. I'm...

Best thing to do is try one. Go to one of the shows or see if a dealer close by has one. I've been around through solvent, eco-solvent, UV, etc, and for roll to roll I prefer latex. It's that much better.

You do realize that the heads are not warrantied beyond 1 liter of ink. So if you're in the 1.5l to 2L--

Any of the HP Latex machines can do this...

I would say cet is very happy to have caldera.....

We run our entire shop, including a CET Q5 on Caldera. I wouldn't have it any other way.

This isn't the 4th Gen-- it's simply the 3rd gen w/ bulk ink. The 360 is fast enough to warrant this in some cases. Unfortunately in our part of the world HP is not letting 360 owners upgrade to the new bulk ink. Other parts of the world are able to get this. From my stand point it'd be a...

I don't know what it says in Onyx, but that's what things like "Indoor Signage," "Indoor Signage Plus," "Photo" etc do. They control the number of passes.

That's correct. Most models supported by a RIP come with some sort of canned profiles. Caldera had a set for our Latex 3000, our LX850, our Latex 360, our Evo33DS, our CET, our FB700 and ourL26500. Check with Onyx.

We're very pleased with our Q5, but I'd caution you to get the 5x10 if at all possible. We went in thinking we'd do the 4x8 and I'm glad we did the 5x10.

I'd be asking your RIP provider as opposed to CET. See what they have to say. However, that being said, building your own profiles is quite simple to get something out 90% of the time... You can get that number up with experience. If you own Caldera I'd get a TotalColor machine and go from there.

I need a couple of guys to remove wrap from 14 pods in Mira Loma, CA. These are standard pods like you'd get from pods.com. The surfaces need to be unwrapped and prepared for new wrap. Can start today and work through Wednesday night. Please PM me if interested.