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With the Adobe PDF Print Engine on two different RIPs I am seeing where one cannot change the spot colors. Just now with the ColorGate 7 RIP and APPE chosen, and LAB values read in (Spot 268c in this instance) I was not getting a match at all. Just a paler blue. As soon as I changed to using the...

\ Why are you not creating your own profiles? You sure would not limit yourself like that would you?

The L25500 can print two sided, but you have to manually register the sides. With the L26500 you can print a registration mark that the sensor with read to register the front and back.

Same problem on the replacement roll. The stuff is junk for printing with Latex. Too bad it is not the same product as their original sample.

For the material in question you probably are putting down too much ink resulting in coalescing of the ink which makes this show up. When you setup the color management for this material what was your ink limits and what replacement points did you set for the the light inks? If this pattern...

Updated two 10.8.1 Macs today with Client 4.5.7. The 4.5.7 client will not run on either machine. But from a backup partition the 4.5.6 runs fine on 10.8.1. Seems like a bug with the 4.5.7 Mac Client. Anybody else able to run the 4.5.7 client? Windows client on server machine runs fine.

Usually this vertical banding noticeable in light solid colors is caused by too much vacuum.

Have you tried higher heat and lower speed?

All hard drives will fail at some point. But you will get a lot more mileage out of them if you don't put them through heating and cooling by shutting them down.

No I can't pry the weld apart. The weld is just the same as if there were no ink laid down in that area. Does the Miller use a wedge or hot air?

I have never had any problems welding double sided banners with heavy ink coverage under the weld. Seems to weld just the same as with no ink. This is with Bantex's 18oz. and the Triad Wedge welder. What welder are you using?

Why are you not creating your own profiles?

Sound like a CM problem. CMYK orange builds are hard to print. Or you could try an RGB or LAB build. Onyx should a pantone table to work from if you can use a spot color. Or if you can you read a spot color from a pantone book with a spectrometer with onyx (I can't remember if onyx has this...

So why haven't you calibrated and profiled for the paper? Be sure to set your light inks to 0 for 50% and above when you do.

Check out Blox-Lite 10 or 14 mil. As for paper buckling, sound like you need to properly calibrate for and profile your paper. Sound like to much ink is being put down. A common problem with the Latex printers

Well a new version of Cutting Master has been that works with Illustrator CS6, but this issue with X and Y axis seems to not have been corrected.

Same problem here with the latest UltraFlex Pole Banner Pro roll I received. There are sending a replacement roll. Hope it is like the sample they original sent me and not the junk I got the last time.

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Not sure what is going on with Ultraflex. I got a bad roll of Pole Banner Pro last week. Ink coalescing all over the place. Couldn't get anything like a decent print on it. Nothing like the previous roll I had.