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we still use ours, for mounting to a rigid substrate, by laying whatever we are working with on a sheet of 4mm sintra. the sintra compensates for the flat spots on the bottom foam roller. we have even laminated this way from time to time and gotten acceptable results

no, actually daige has discontinued the whole line any of the companies that rebuild charge approx $1600- $1700 a pair

yes, but there are ink sets for the MP11 (soy based (?)) that comes with a varnish component, the vh1617h was released with MP11 inks, but mutoh discontinued the MP11 inks and you "upgrade" (firmware flash) to MP31 we have not yet replaced the printhead, so i have not printed, but, judging...

disable driver signsture enforcement

what do they call that? disable driver certificate signing?

it just seems funny that i can wipe off the "new improved, upgraded" ink with an alcohol wipe we got sidetracked with a couple other projects, but i will be ordering a printhead from you in a week or two

it's funny though, the MP11 ink had a clear option

last month we bought a Mutoh VJ1617H running MP31 inks. we have not set it up yet, that will be a project for end of january we are ordering printhead, dampers, capping station ink lines, etc Now my question. the machine had a completed 60" banner on the take up reel (all inks are expired) we...

Battery backups Yes and No unless you are spending $1500 or better, you are doing more harm than good, plugging a big roland into a UPS give it a try and listen to the power supply SQUEALING FOR MERCY. you will be blowing the tops off those capacitors IndySignPro i will shoot a video of my...

buy one of these...

i would contact: https://digitalsigntech.net/PrintHeadDoctor/Recovery-fluids/ they developed the print head doctor .i don't think you are going to buy one of their machines, but you can ask what fluid is compatable with dye sub, fill cleaning cartridges and do an ink fill or if you want...

we run flexi and composes thanks

it certainly wouldn't hurt to do a couple overnight head soaks, pinching off the drain hoses other than that, it sounds like you dodged the bullet i always leave something loaded and get someone to do a small print or at least a couple nozzle checks EVERY DAY, if i won be in

i bought my first smc4 from a bankruptcy in kansas city, i think. i always like to get a deal... the lmk was $300 from hyatt, as were the additional fonts

longer than you think i believe we got our first novajet wide format in 1992 (no, it couldn't be, that would make me an old f*ck) NT 4 or novell operating system, and only wanted to print from autocad files, at first. that was maybe the same year we got the first hp tabloid size color printer...

yes. trying different plastics. i miss the days of Ain Plastics being located in north brunswick, nj he buys his blanks from germany, and, it appears there are many different plastics being used

the manufacturers use a "transport liquid " or storage liquid, but the head is tested with aqueous inks there is no guarantee that at least a few piezo's will not stick, open or shut regardless of how the head is flushed. what i do (at my own risk) is flush the printhead with the chinese...

we have an OLD seal 400, i would have guessed some sort of buildup keeping the mechanism from dropping square potentially the need to flush the pneumatics with a solvent/lubricant? (buildup from moisture, etc in compressed air)

a "neighbor" in our complex has a couple Neumann lathes for mastering vinyl very interesting to see the process up close we are exploring using our cnc to cut disks out of a 48" x 96" sheet

sometimes i enjoy these projects more than actually making signs