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Roland SP's are rock solid printers that last and continue to perform well, that is why they hold some value. My SP-300V operates the same as day one 12 years ago, show me a 12 year old HP that's still functioning.
My Roland SP-300V has served me very well going on 12 years now.
This one looks very clean & good test print, maybe time for a road trip.
Roland VersaCamm SP-540V, 54" Wide Format Solvent Printer "PRINT & CUT." | eBay
I've produced magnetic signs using only Magnum material for over 25 years using cut vinyls, paints and thermal resin digital prints. Never experienced a single problem until applying solvent inkjet digital prints, don't know exactly what causes the failures but they persist no matter what is...
Why would anyone try to stick vinyl to the rubber weather stripping?
Door panels & aluminum frame fine but never the rubber weather strip. (it's such a slight void it will never be noticed anyway)
Yes that is them, they are a Roland dealer. Originally I was told by Roland that all OEM parts needed to be ordered from a certified Roland dealer, when I order from Midwest sign Supply the parts are then actually drop shipped directly from Roland Irvine.
Just noticed you posted links to two...
For my Roland SP-300V I've always ordered OEM parts (cap tops, dampers, wipers, scrapers, sponges) from Midwest Sign Supplies.
The one printhead I replaced I ordered from solventinkjet.com.
Roland Eco-Sol Max ink carts I order from Denver sign Supply.
Print media (primarily Orajet / Oraguard) I...
You can order roll striping from Universal Products or Sharpline Converting. Universal uses Avery vinyls and Sharpline uses both Avery and 3M vinyls. I believe Gregory produces custom roll striping as well. You can also use a Ronan Slitter and produce any desired size from 6", 4", and 2" roll...
Convex prints nicely on my SP-300V using GCVP profile, default heat setting 37 & 40. Cutting you will have to experiment a bit to find what works best for you (to get it dialed in so to speak). What I find helpful it to use Zecu blades rather than the standard blades, the shaft of the Zecu...
I agree with the laminate UV burn as commonly seen with Oracals calendered lam films (210). I have had good luck with Oracals cast lam films (290) as long as it's on a vertical surface, put it on the hood of a vehicle and it goes to shit in a couple years. So this is now occurring with latex...
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