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Thanks guys, i don't see this issue to often and sort of forgot what to do....lol

I have not seen this in so long I forget what to do. I have a pdf file that is a mixture of a bitmap with a black background mixed into a black background spot colour. I am pretty sure i can see the colour differences on the screen and know this won't print correctly. How can I get them to...

what settings did you print at? High speed? resolution? I have had issues with blues and slow the machine down and increase the passes at times

Dont worry about Gino, he is just working up his thread count

you see it is sort of hit and miss. It doesnt really bother me but sometimes the emails go back and forth, then they realize I am in Ontario and they know something is not right.

your right, but the first time I searched it was there, then about 30 minutes later it did not show up. It must be hit and miss, but I have certainly been getting many requests for signage from out there.

I dont belive it is flexi as when i switched back to my user 1 setting in Summa, all of a sudden it understood. I also took auto load off again

OK let me explain. if I type in my company name there are several of the same name across the country, although I am incorporated and did a search to have the name. I have been getting a rather large amount of inquiries from people in Alberta and I am in Ontario, so I know they are really...

I run a floor fan before the take up reel for all haevy inked prints.

OK here is a strange one that I have never experienced before..... I have 2 settings in my Summa software for cutting printed graphics. One is used for non laminated and it runs at a high speed with auto load off. The second is the same except I run it slower with more pressure...again auto...

Clean the heads carefully with a foam swab. There is definately something allowing ink to build up and them drop off from centrifical force when the head reaches the end of the carriage and swings back. It can be a very small fiber and you really need to look closely. I get them occassionally...

I have never seen anything, but as you say, yellow is a very tough colour to see.... even testing the print pattern I use a blue light to see if everything is firing cleanly

OK here are 2 pics.... I have cleaned the area where the yellow was building but it was on that small piece of stainless that goes up next to the capping station.

Hard to tell. but I would figure a slow buildup over a 4 month or so period. I have checked again after nozzle washing and it's running well again. Possibly it may be the high heat we are having and humidity? When I leave at night I generally turn the AC off until morning.

I have noticed this for some time but did not seem to think it was a problem. I have been noticing yellow ink on the stainless steel housing to the right of the capping station and it seems to be getting heavier with buildup. I also notice yellow, way down on the roller that the rubber...

I would run it through the laminator.... Can do stuff like that in a minute...very easy

Just to confirm if it is a static problem or debris casually getting on the prints, switch up the lam and see if you get it with a competitors brand. I am done with GF laminates just because i dont think it is really laminate but a basic clear vinyl based on how it differs from other laminates...

Yup, another year has come and gone....Looking forward to 3 days of golfing and the divorce papers to come on Tuesday!!!! have a great holiday you fellow Canucks!!! ...and a side note...Happy Birthday USA!!!! :U Rock: :corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog::Canada...

I use uhmw which is a form of polyethelene, I believe. I buy 1/4" thick 4 x 8's and they are self healing. they last a long time and after a few years you can flip them over and use the other side.

C'mon guys...maybe he had a bad day on the course!!!! but seriously he is a first class A hole!!! he is the one that will lose in the end