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Thanks. So it's new? No wonder I can't find it anywhere. Will ask my suppliers about it. DK - it scratches unless you lam it.

I'm just about to test a bit of Avery chrome on one of my bikes and it will need to have a contour cut on the tank. Is there a knifeless tape that will cut it? When laminated it's pretty thick and tough. I tried some designline and the filament just broke. What do you experienced wrappers...

Sometimes older versions scaled the job down to fit on the roll. Have to opened them in preflight to see they are scaled 1:100?

No to solvents. Lots of soapy water and a sharp wide scraper. It will all just fall onto the floor.

If they can give you a warranty go for it. They are great production machines with the ability to profile media easily. Very little not like about the 360s. We have two.

Crikey mate. Try throwing another shrimp on the barbie. No problem here. They take our south pacific pesos. Email or phone customer support?

You sell that stuff as posters?

If I need a ton of posters in a hurry I run a cheapish gloss solvent paper in the 360s. Prints great, fast and instant dry. On our old Rolands I had to run this stuff on 12 pass or something ridiculous to get it dry enough before it hit the takeup reel.

And greets from Australasia. So how's the weather?

Installing that media on textured walls is really slow. The labour will be the killer.

Oh yeah why would you want the latest operating system with all the security vulnerabilities fixed at no cost?

I don't know about that script but in CC you draw a rectangle then pull on on of the dot handles in each corner to round them. No plugin required.

I'd probably stick with an ecosol printer then. From past experience I'd be hesitant to have only one HP as my only printer. They are usually quite reliable but are too complex to repair by yourself and have a multitude of sensors which can throw obscure error codes. Parts can be difficult to...

We went from Rolands to HP latex. The Rolands were tough to keep running without banding on solid fills unless you ran them at 1 billion pass. They were simple, solid and reliable though. The HPs will run a whole roll of vinyl without banding at decent speed once loaded and output can be...

Our 360s seem more consistent than the 25500s. Anyways we always print multi panel jobs with colour bars and make sure the panels print in sequence (also alternate tiles flipped) so any gradual shift isn't noticeable.

what kind of vinyl? mono, poly or cast..

I'd suggest contacting Summa support or checking their website docs.

Nothing really. Plug it into your PC, download Winplot and Summa Cutter Tools and they will install a plugin so you can cut from Illustrator or Corel.

They are dinosaurs that were great in their day. I'm sure people still use them but parts must be getting hard to get, ink and media are more expensive than ecosol or latex printers.

We had Rolands but now have HP latex only. One of the reasons we like latex better is short term window decals are plenty durable unlaminated, and don't get stretchy from the ink like ecosol. Banners are also more durable. You get no edge curl on full bleed contour cut decals either...