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Ours runs great. We had an 160 OPOS model at first that was a lemon and never worked. Was a nightmare of a process to get it switched out but decided to go down to a normal s2T and works great.
printheads are good, black is a cmyk value. 100%. No software changes in the past year. Blacks are always fine its just greys. Seems like sometimes there's too much cyan and always have to tone it back a bunch. But yes it is inconsistent, some come out fine, others don't
Hey S101,
Been running into an issue recently where some of my greys are coming out blue regardless of CMYK or Pantone. Its gotten to the point where I'm having to make color swatches to color correct with all ICC profiles off. It just puzzles me because some other jobs with grey come out...
We just have a dry erase board with all of our materials listed on it. Just take inventory every couple days. No need to over complicate it in my opinion.
Is it good yes but not always needed. Especially with corrugated signs which are meant for temporary use. Coro will give out faster than vinyl so laminate is just a waste of time and money.
Hey all,
Having some issues importing a print profile from Grimco into my HP Latex 570. I've logged in to the printer ip and tried to import the dowloaded file but the hp says it cannot import and that the file was faulty. Any suggestions?
I've imported this file before (Maybe a year ago)but...
Plenty of help around here, just do some research to figure out which way to go. We run a HP latex 570 with a summa s2. Do our contour cuts through onyx. Works like a dream, our 570 used to run all day all week and we've never had issues with it.
We do a fair bit of cornhole boards, we just put laminated vinyl on top of them. We never buy the cornhole boards customer always provides them. I would encourage them getting pre made ones. We've had a few that bring in home made ones and they are never sanded or anything like that and never...
I have a customer wanting me to flatbed one of those plastic folding tables. Im not that worried about actually printing but I am worried about the ink easily flaking off after use. Anyone have suggestions on the best way for me to seal the ink? It's UV.
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