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Oh, there's also a lot of chatter on the Flexi FB group about bugs with contour cutting and Flexi 19, I think it was confirmed by Mark Rugen, but I haven't kept updated on it.

Funny, I ran into and still have problems with Flexi 19 and my Aqueous Canon fleet (inverting white/black on prints) - and they told me they are moving away from SO Diffusion since the rest of the industry was moving away from it.

A few threads on this, but others are using Digi Dri heaters, which eliminate the wait time on the Epsons.

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Plenty of recent threads on here, search and read up, each have pros and cons. I'm a latex owner, if I were buying another wide format machine today, it would be the Epson S series, the 80600 for sure. The output quality of that machine is something the HP Latex machines dream about being able...

Oh, neat printers - variable dot size, down to 4pl unlike huge fixed pl dot-size on the HP latex machines. Plus orange, green, and white inks. And 120V power options. Anyone seen print samples from these yet? I thought only HP was making Latex, and the one other vendor that tried failed...

According to all the "experts" here, HP Latex don't have banding problems! #fakenews :)

From a spam from them this morning...

Yea, I was thinking the same thing, as a minimum to keep up with the year numbering.

https://www.thinksai.com/flexi19 Flexi 12 to Flexi 19...

Can't find a GF 302? Got a link?

FrankW awesome video, would be even more awesome if you did one showing how to setup and use the barcode reader with flexi/hp latex/summa!

Interesting, willing to give it a try! Can you link to the banner tape you use for this? Thanks!

Epson S40600 or Epson S60600, wait for a discount/special on them, and you can get a great price point. Also, get a Summa S2T series cutter, keep the workflow separate vs a single print/cut machine. I'm a Latex owner, and if I were buying again (my next printer) I'd be buying the Epson...

No offense, but does *every* post have to be a commercial for FireSprint?

Well said, and I couldn't agree more.

Yes, see here https://signs101.com/threads/hp-latex-and-sticker-printing.146193/#post-1374328 Lots of folks will claim they have no graininess, but when you look at their samples posted here or samples of prints sent to you, they show graininess. Anything not viewed "close up" will look fine...

Happening to me as well, just another day in the world of FlexiShit.

https://support.alienskin.com/hc/en-us/articles/200145075-Old-installers

32 bit only, and you can download an older version that is 32 bit for eyecandy.