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Thx for your reply.. We are printing on cardboard, as in cardboard boxes. The gloss is needed on the POP and Display side of the business. Floor standees and retail merchandisers in particular. Currently we digitally print onto cardboard and than apply a film lamination to create a high...

Hello, we are an aqueous digital printer onto corrugated cardboard. I am looking at topcoat options. We are considering aqueous and UV. My experience has been that UV produces a deeper, richer gloss than aqueous. Does anyone have experience with both? Is UV alway a better choice for deeper...

I have cut plastic sheets (i dont remember if it was acrylic) on a table saw with a fine tooth blade.

I am interested I would have some interest in the equipment. Can you detail the sizes and exact equipt?

We recently changed out our 24 UV-SE heads for SM heads. I have about 10 left-over SE that need cleaning or re-furbishing. Anyone recomend someone that can clean/refurb and trade me for some number of SM heads? Thanks in Advance....

If one of the Merchant Members cant help you, we have several contour cutters and could probably help you

Look at the tables made by Esko/Kongsberg or Gerber . Both use tangentally controlled reciprocating or ultrasonic knives. Not what thickness you are needing to cut. They both have vacuum tables also, which I would highly recomend...

typo correction "..as the Dotrix..." Sorry, I meant to say the Dotrix and T300 ARE one pass printers....

You may want to go back a re-read my posts, especially my first. You will see that I only refererenced the Agfa or HP as a way of understanding that this technology exists.... The printer is designed for the packaging industry which prints billions of sqft /yr. I was asking for suggestions on...

No sir, it does not only print to paper, it can ONLY print on rigid substrates. It will print to corrugated cardboard, foam-cor and possibly corr-plast and pvc. We have not yet tested that. This printer will use similiar inks as the HP FB6700 which is capable of printing corrplast with the...

I accept your 'doubt' regarding the capabilities of this printer. I suggest that you look at what HP has done with the T300 or Agfa has done with the Dotrix. Imagine 2 or 3 of these aligned with each other. Yes, this is several million dollars and it is not a bed printer. The Inca is not...

My appologies regarding breaking the Merchant Rules.. The listing has been modified. This printer being developed for the packaging industry. It can not print on any flexible materials. The material handling requires a rigid surface. The running speed is actually 500 ft/minute, I have...

Hello folks, I have always found help here. Here is something exciting. We are considerring a new aqueous digital printer built for a specific industry. I cant say too much yet, but it will be announced in Oct. It prints on paper based rigid material only, in 1 pass at tremendous speed up to...

Hello all.. I have a Gandi 3150 which I changed out my SE heads for SM heads. I am looking to purchase a few spare SM as back up. Also have 10 extra SE heads I would like to trade/sell/deal... Any suggestions on where I can find a place that deals in refurbished Spectra heads? Thanks in...

Hello, we are looking for a plotter/cutter that we will only use as a full scale, pen plotter. We require tight dimensional accuracy and skew. We will plot onto clear mylar at 48" minimum. Any thoughts on the good, bad and uglies? Thanks, Rick

Thanks for all the answers: Is there a device, or technique I can adopt that will print more precise "tweeners". We are printing for the packaging industry. Most eveyone is typically using offset or flexo and they always get thier spot colors.

OK, probably a very basic question but I am stumped. We print with a 6 color Gandi UV flatbed. We have built ICC profiles for our substrate. The profiles are close, but definitly not a perfect match to Pantone values. I am told, that they never will be with UV inks. When a customer gives us...