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Hot lams can be the best choice for some graphics, including trade show displays, store graphics and such. However you need to be doing a lot of them to make it worth while.

I bought a daige years ago while on my own and it went back the same day, never even ran a job on it. Would never by a daige again!

How much did the industrial humidifier cost? How big a building do you have?

Would you run a flatbed in 15% humidity environment? Do we stand a chance of trying to match colors printed on PVC weeks ago with humidity around 35% and now doing reprints to match color in 15% humidity? jim

Ive seen lam done after weeding and then cut again a 1/8 ti 1/4 larger so that the lam helps hold done window perf.

1/4" off for only 25 foot run is pretty poor in my opinion. Could never do a full roll at that rate. Stay away from any laminator with crowned rollers! If doing any hot lams you probably need to spend more on a laminator than a you paid for your printer. Look for a laminator that you can...

At my last job we had a AGL 64i that I purchased and ran for 3 years. Price was about $27,000 at the time and worth every penny. We did a lot of hot lam for trade show graphics and banner stands with it. Also was great for doing full rolls of 180C with 8519, took about 20-25 minutes for a...

In my opinion resizing software will just save some time over using photoshop. If using photoshop going in small steps will usually be as good as any resizing software I have used.

If its hooked up via network I know there are a couple places where and IP address can be screwed up.

We use mostly 14 pass on backlits with ours.

I believe in laminating most everything but very short term use items or banners. Would for sure lam printed vehicle magnets and decals. Plus the laminator will save you time in mounting and probably do a better job mounting than doing by hand. I have never used this laminator, but looked...

When I was running a GS6000 we had a few issues, but decision one was there and fixed it in a timely manner.

Tyvek is very nice material, prints great, is super strong and is recyclable. When it flaps in the wind it makes a lot more noise than vinyle banner. I've used both the Aqueous and solvent ink versions and both print great. jim

Use to run a GS6000 with the EFI Colorproof XF rip and color was great with out any issues. Profiles stayed on track without any adjustments.

Haven't seen one that could not be replaced. Some can be a little trickier than others.

Color wise I'm not a fan a wasatch. Caldera and EFI Colorproof XF have both produced great color for me. Ran EFI at my old job on a Epson solvent and aqueous printer. The canned profiles for the solvent produced excellent color, but used custom profiles on the Aqueous.

Going to depend printer, media and ink. You may find that 20C, 100K will work, you may need 40C 20M 20Y 100K. In general I like the Cyan higher than M and Y , but prefer just Cyan if thats all thats needed.

Would you say this problem as gotten worse over the last few years, or has it always been a big issue?

happening during printing, boards being dusted and wiped with denatured alcohol, but have tried 70% isopropyl as well. Seems to come in bunches. Is it a manufacturing defect in the board? Will we ever get rid of it while printing with our agfa?

Thanks for he quick response to my board post! I added a few more questions if you don't mind trying to answering them.