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www.auroragraphics.net probably has something like that to offer.

are you talking about a gradient?

looks great for a first wrap, good work.

tile flip is essentially every other panel prints upside down...so if you print panel 1 feet first, panel 2 would print head first,....panel 3 feet first etc... If you are in the deep south I would highly recommend that you find a pavilion or something you can park under with full shade, it can...

also if you didn't...always use 'automatic tile flip' or your equivalent in your RIP when you send to the printer. This greatly improves panel to panel registration for some printers.

In the future I would recommend starting from the back, so your overlaps are not a catch-all(air, dirt, etc.). If the outside temp is warm enough or overuse of a heat gun could cause this. I have been using your media/lam combo for years with few issues but It is sensitive to too much heat...

shoot me an email at snydo71@gmail.com and I can get you that L25500 service manual, if you still need one. Good Luck with your machine.

I've been dealing with this for a couple years and all I can say is using higher quality vinyl worked for us. My belief is that the low and mid grade vinyls just cant take the heat. I've had good luck with the Oracal 3551 Super Calendered as far as great print quality and plotting. When I have...

Been running a 30670 for a little over a month now...very happy. Print Quality rivals our latex printer, and the Epson will be done printing it before the latex is even close to warmed-up.

Sorry I just saw this~ The SureColor kicks serious *** for our needs. We produce a little bit of everything and this thing prints nice, and it prints FAST..granted my only experience is with a JV33 and an L25500 latex. But a roll every 3 to 4 hours on production mode, with great...

What types of work are you primarily going to be printing? I ask because I feel the newer eco-solvent machines are superior in most categories that matter, especially speed with quality and more flexibility in what you can produce.

During an extended power outage(about 75 hours) a few years ago from a bad spring storm....I just filled the capping station with flush and parked it. Printed like a champ upon power up. I believe I had to pinch some lines to keep it from draining.

If your Lam is gloss put little matte laminate squares on your crops, works like a champ.

Our SawTrax works well and was not terribly pricey.

Thumbs up so far... Just finished first full day of production with a 30670 and so far I am blown away with the speed and quality. We print primarily on Oracal 3640 for production, and the 4-pass bi-directional production mode has amazing clarity at a little over 3 hours for a roll to roll...

I don't remember the exact numbers from a sociology class in college over a decade ago, but in the 1950's we had many, many, many more people in the care of mental institutions than we do today....with a fraction of the population. Yet we can afford(actually we cant) to put millions of...

Yes, just bring the slider down from the top right corner, but be aware of potentially drastic color change. I run 13oz. scrim banner material quite often on our L25500 and I use our standard vinyl profile(Oracal 3641) at around 107 C on 10 pass BI-Directional. If you use higher passes I...

5 plus years using Triangle on a JV33 Mimaki and aside from the initial slight color shift the stuff has been awesome. Make sure you get a bottle of the 'Flush' for your maintenance cleanings, it works very well.

I believe its at the bottom of the 'General' tab in Rip and Print....checkbox that says 'automatic tile flip'.

Conor nailed right off, your media size was jacked somewhere. But I have to say I have been using Flexi in one version or another for 5-7 days a week for the last 9 years and I have thousands of hours of experience with it, and HELL YES this program is clunky, buggy, finicky or any of a...