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Consider using edge grip standoffs. No drilling.

HP XL 600 printer for parts, not running. If you own one of these you then are most likely aware that parts and ink will no longer be available after August of 2020. Pictures and serial plate photos available upon request: bob@ megagrafix.com.

Mthx everyone as we are considering replacing our HP 570 and 370s with this because of theirs all in program, A sq’ charge for everything except the substrate.

Don’t spend the money on the belt. We have that machine in our operator finds it faster to advance substrates manually. We are considering purchasing our second one but this one will not be with the conveyor belt.

Just finished 50th year in my business. Re-inventing ourselves now by moving to larger space, adding more capabilities and growing!

That’s interesting, one of you like the heat weld and the other likes the Juki. I have Julia I guess I’ll have to get the Hemtek! Maybe you two should do an online debate…

Yes, I had it and when I went to file a claim I realized how much work and effort and detail I had to provide I gave up and figured it wasn’t worth the time I had to spend on the claim. I believe that it is only for a catastrophic event not your day to day issues.

Have you considered used. I have a used Agfa AnapurnaMW 60 inches wide and does everything you want. $5000 with $2300 worth of ink/supplies included. Runs very well. Bob.

Have you considered used I have a used Agfa in a porno 60 inches wide the hybrid French white and maintains white ones well easy low-cost way to get up and running and learn what you need to know about plumbing flap that. You can help and instruct and advise. The price is $5000 and you move it’s...

I wish I had a dime for every time I’ve heard: we now have a tech here, and he said he has never seen this before!

Be careful....you know what happened to your “graphics” guy

Think about your future....where you will be/going with your business. GO THERE NOW. Don’t play leap frog. By the best, fastest highest quality machine you can afford and get busy. Don’t go in steps i.e. 1, 2 and so on but go directly to the head of the class.

We use a subscription software we have used for years: Estimatesoftware.com

Google “Daniels Signs” in FL. They do these wholesale. They can advise you.

First email: b.millhollon@tuckeralbin.com. He/they will get your money or at least most of it. In the future, when someone places an order the first thing you ask is “how would you like to pay for this?“ At that point you must establish a payment process such as so much down and the balance...

Megagrafix is a wholesaler and does great work...Guaranteed.

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Major factor in printing yard signs is cost of ink per square. I’m surprised no one has mentioned Agfa. Agfa makes their ink and prints in thin layers and will guarantee low ink cost. We have competed for yard signs many times and machine speed is important but ink cost can be even more important.