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I think your problem is the OPOS on the old Summas will not read thru a
UV laminate, The newer machines have OPOS II or something with different
technology. I have used mine by masking over the reg marks and removing the
laminate- then they will be detected. You also need to use Summa Winplot...
Customer calls without identifying themselves and asks if their sign/decal/sticker/print/whatever is done.
When told their sign is done... they ask 'how does it look?' If I know them
fairly well, I tell them- looks like crap for a double take.
We occasionally have problems with a kind of fogging that trails off (always
away from the parked position) from black objects. I have always been told
that it is static. Don't know if I can post a website ( http://www.visualformix.com/staticurewideformatkit-p-299.html )
but a kit is $130...
I have worked 7 days a week since I got back from the Keys in Feb. Bout
enough to kill an old fart. Hired a trained worker who I knew so I expect some
relief- if we ever have a summer maybe I can enjoy a long weekend or two.
Refl and trans need more color of course to avoid looking washed out. I
understand that you can profile for the media- but that would be different,
right? Maybe I am having a senior moment but I think I have been approaching this wrong. I am suddenly very confused. Thanks Gene
I know that...
I have a VP Roland and i1 and use Triangle inx- I have profiled but it is
a long procedure and I do not have the time to spend on it. I use Versa
works as a rip and also have Wasatch that I do not at this time. I am
looking to step up to an XC540 and may go back to Wasatch at that time-
so...
I just bought 5 wheels from Grimco which are a different color and we
went thru 3 on one cargo van where we normally get a van to each
wheel. This is the twelfth identical van we have done- same guy on
the same Vinyl Zapper. I called the mfgr and the old ones were made in
Taiwan and the new...
OK- good info here. The situation here is I have a 2.5 year old VP540
that we work to death and need more production. I have looked for a VP300
to suppliment it (thinking the color management would be easier) but there
are not many of them and I can't find a nice one. So now the one brain...
I am looking at at an XC540 which prints at 150sf per hour at 720x720 and I can't find what the Roland claimed for the VP540 at that (or any other)
rez. Wondering if anyone has that info. Thanks Gene
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