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He was not talking about inkjet ink here. He was asking about fused toner (LASERJET) which will last an amazing long time compared to aqueous ink.

What size can you run through your laserjet. 12 x 18 or 13 x 19 http://www.onlinelabels.com/large-format-label-sheets.aspx http://www.wholesalelabels.com/items/a~size-large-format-label-sheets/list.htm I print large format polyester labels with the digital press all the time. And sometime they...

You can buy vinyl label sheets for your laserjet. How small a sheet is practical to cut with Graphtec will take some testing to see how much margin is needed from the targets to the page sensors.

What problem did you have with Bantex?

The last two rolls of UltraFlex 18oz Blockout (what they call Pole Banner Pro) were so bad you could not even print decent linearization targets, so there was not much chance you even do a complete CM setup for it. Just happened to think about it. That 18oz blockout banner from Advantage wasn't...

I have had good success with Bantex 18oz double sided. Ultrafex 18oz DS is now junk. Had to send two rolls back. Won't take ink at all. I had a sample roll of it that printed fine by to two full rolls were not the same material. If your only needing 1 side you might want to take a look at...

Just wondering if anyone else has seen this problem. Or anyone have a suggestions on remedying this. I an getting less curing heat on the left side in about 10" to 12" from the left end. I try to maximize the heat to get more heat on that left side but they is a limit as to how high I can go.

In all this you have never mentioned one time if the CMYK vector was assigned a profile. If it wasn't there is a lot of guess work going on. 70% K in one profile is not 70%K in another. PS: There is nothing that pisses me off more than someone sending me a file, vector or bitmap without...

I think your vacuum is set way too high and not letting the banner advance properly. It is getting stuck on the platen. I only have the vacuum set at 5 for UltraFlex 13oz banner. At 8 pass you should be able to set the Curing temp to 110.

I get no patch reading errors but the patch order is always read in backwards. If I use a an older i1Pro the patch order is read in correctly. This happen on both the Windows Fiery server box and on a Mac box.

What firmware are you on? Since I undated to 5.0.0.8 it does strange things at times while it is sleeping. Sometimes can't wake it up, sometime the fans start spinning. Never had any of that happen with previous firmware. I turn mine off all the time now.

Did you wipe the rails down with alcohol until they were clean and then oil it. Do this for a couple of days and see what happens. If your still getting this error you might have to replace the felt pads.

18.0 is just released. Is it okay?

Might be worth checking the head cleaning cartridge. I have found the head wipers under cleaning cloth to have come lose and cause lots of weird noise and with the new firmware it may be giving just enough resistant to cause the "clean and lubricate rails" error.

Saw your post about renting a spectrophotometer. I have a one of the new i1Pro 2s on the way and have a couple i1pros here and would be will sell one of them. There both due for reapproval by x-rite but I use them all the time and would say that they would do just fine for what you want to use...

I have two RIPs here that can drive the L25500 among other inkjet printers. They are the Fiery XF 4.5.7 and ColorGate 7. Both can read in LAB values but the ColorGate is far easier than the Fiery. Also a word of caution in regards to the Adobe PDF Print Engine. Some implementations of it in some...

You need to convert PMS to LAB. The easiest way to do this is by reading the values in with a spectrophotometer from a pantone book, if your rip supports this. If you rip doesn't support this I would seriously be looking for a better rip.

You shouldn't have any problem hitting the reds, but you have to get the CM correct. Also try to avoid CMYK reds unless you using a large gamut CMYK profile. You will have much better success with spot colors reading in LAB values. RGB reds work but again CM has to be on and the workflow has to...

Sounds like your in the wrong business, or you need to learn what you are wanting to do.

Look for a RIP where you can use your spectrophotometer to directly read LAB values from a pantone book. And for that matter any color whether it be a paint chip etc. From personal experience, ColorGate and Fiery XF RIPS can do this. I am sure someone running ONYX can tell us if it has that...