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Thanks, I'm waiting on some sample prints. The footprint of this is smaller then the Epson, and the price is pretty good. Can't wait to see the output with our files.

Hey 2CT Media can you post an update on how the new UV printer is working out for you guys, compare print quality to your 570's, etc? Thanks!

Hey All, Just curious if anyone is running one of these yet, as they are fairly new models and the pricing is pretty good. Comparing this to the Epson SureColor S40600, both cmyk, both single head. Use case is indoor stickers/decals with close up viewing, which the HP Latex is horrible for.

Expensive process for stickers.

Thanks P Wagner!

Not sure, they don't list latex as a supported ink option. I wonder if the heat is too much for this material?

Assume this material won't do well with Latex heat?

Link to an example of their work? Also what material have you tried so far?

https://www.logojet.com/default.asp gets a lot of love, expensive though.

The variable droplet size isn't unique, mutoh and mimaki also have variable size.

Reminds me of some pretty stupid video that HP latex marketing put out talking about the advantage of them having such a large fixed picoliter droplet size.

Yes, and they destroyed my print heads. Also, if you want to pimp your stuff on here you need to be a merchant member -> https://signs101.com/pember/membership-new

Use a cheap heater, problem solved and no grain too!

20 pass will do 1200 dpi no matter what flexi says, I've been told. Won't help, as mentioned earlier the pl droplet size is HUGE on these grain train latex heaters, and it is fixed too compared to most every other vendor that makes wide format printers.

I hear ya. I bought my hp latex through grimco and they don't even service and support it which baffles me.

Which makes absolutely no sense, unless they weren't paying reps for online orders.

Please PM me, I'd like to try this on my HP and Summa cutters. I do very small stickers and decals 1/2 inch or so, and never has a problem cutting them. Happy to try and help, at least test your files on my setup, I use Flexi 12 and 19.

Get an Epson and stop looking backwards.

Ok maybe 2 or 3 then . Also don't you need the more expensive lam for UV prints?

Yikes, I'd rather have 5 60600 Epson machines vs 1 of those!