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The drums do not need to be super clean, just remove the dust and some rust, but not deep cleaning, once the material sticks on the overlap it should be ok. my idea is that I suggest to the customer to use something else cheaper than the 3M material I used for other concrete coned shape trash...

I need some help, I need to print some graphics on adhesive vinyl, of course and apply to (about 150) 55 gallons metal drums, like the picture attached, I did some cone shape concrete trashcans using 3M LX480MC with 8548G lamination, it worked great, and my questions is that if you know or have...

thanks for that, I know now what the brand is.

why don't you laminate them? they will be thick enough to handle for install, specially if they are small, they will look much better, just decide what finish, gloss or matte, or print on something thicker, I use Oracal 3258 Rigil Vinyl 6mil, on this you don't even need lamination.

if you got it to use a few years, great....... we got a new one and it works properly, works fine, but the pressure is not enough for lamination, for any lamination, I place the film closer to the right side (it is a 64") and I hold the lever down with a lot of force to have a decent lamination...

I do have a Camm-1 Pro, since November 2012 and its working fine, not problems, have not replaced any parts, just the cutting strip once and added 2 more rollers (holders), came with a RE640, unfortunately fits a 54" media but only cuts a max of 46" wide, I have to cut my digital roll media...

if you are going to replace the printhead yourself, then read the instructions of other members, in case you are calling for service on this, have the tech do the flushing.

Call the company you bought it from asking for help, if not, call Sign Lab, they are very good at responding to messages.

I use onyx and to be hones, for what I do is fine, I also have flexi, but no really using it, as it has things that i can do (or do not how) onyx was for our flatbed mimaki, but quit using it for the flat bed as I can not move the images in onyx, rasterlink for mimaki is great, if the back image...

yes, they are expensive; in my company we regret to add about $3500 more to get a robust and great laminator, (in the past GXPro shoe in Long beach, mimaki had one, really good for about $9k) we ended buying a cheap Royal Sovereign and it is crap, when I use gloss laminate, the pressure is no...

do a test for the same file onto a glossy media, if does it again, do a cleaning and try to pull the ink from the hose to the pump with the print head on cap top, do another cleaning and try again, it has worked for me on my Roland RE640

it is limited to 20 files in it (20 total nested images) or just 20 copies of one file? just curios.

what do you think Donald Trump will do? you're fired.... Fire him up..... I will bring the fuel. :banghead::notworthy:

I have used rasterlink since we bought our flatbed, no problems, we tried Onyx and it did not work, it prints too, too slow and when printing with white ink, first prints the color and a second pass for white or vice versa, prints the white and as second run, the color, rasterlink, does it in...

pick up the free printer and keep it for parts to others in need.

Jetbest inks, I really recommend them, I have been using them since 2008. I used for a SP300V and now is on a RE640. both Roland's.

What I will do ( as I have done in the past) is that I will cut the vinyl as is coming out, but good luck as it will be tight, or cutting them by hand, let me tell you, for something like that I do not use a straight edge, is faster by hand, for me.

if you know the IP address, add it, then it will connect. if you are still missing the file, I can send it to you, but I did not find it, if you know where the file in the C drive is located, I will look for it. but I looked and did not find it. try to reinstall the software. on your other...

I have printed on coroplast and foam core on my mimaki JFX200-2513 and then cut with the laser, you will get a little difference in the color on the cut line edge than the rest, but is not too noticeable, also, I do 2 or 3 cuts on coroplast, same power and speed, about a third of what it will...

also, check if there is a piece of anything on the path when the sensor travels, check for the side holder if it has ink that caused the sensor to read something different.... it happened to me.