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That's definitely true. I swear this thing has a hidden sensor that'll tell it to circulate as soon as you walk in front of it.

Assuming the S60 runs the same as the S80, the amount of ink wasted during cleaning is so tiny it's not worth worrying about. I can count on one hand how many times I've emptied the waste bottle on ours over the last year. Meanwhile our Rolands I'd probably have to use my toes to count, and...

generally smaller than 12x12.

The ultimate goal would be to get enough white down on clear material so I can print a color and have it not change when I put it on something that's not white. Like if I'm putting a sticker on a blue truck, I want the blue of the truck to show through in places without the blue changing the...

I'm talking crop marks created in Illustrator using the Summa plugin. I just change that layer to the spot color for the epson.

I did a job on Oracal 8710 with our epson s80600 and it worked great. I couldn't scratch it without really trying

We got it and it's been a lifesaver on my last 2 jobs. One was about 750 yds of 36" prints, and this one has been 150 yds of 14" prints. I had a heck of a time trying to get it to roll up full jobs, so I broke them into smaller jobs cutting with Winplot.

it's made out of plastic? That leaves an awful lot of room for flex. The one on our Seal is all metal and works really well. I've done over 500 yds in the last month, slitting both sides with no problems.

This particular project would be going on plastic, and they want the color of the plastic to show through as much as possible.

Pretty much what I was guessing. Wet install wouldn't be a problem, but they're small items that the customer wants to be able to apply themselves, and they're not going to want to do wet. I'll have to take a look at that, thanks.

I'm looking for a clear vinyl I can print on my epson s80600, that has air-egress so it can be applied dry and removed. As close to optically clear as possible, even if it takes a couple days for it to wet out. I've tried ij180mc-114, but the air channels never really seem to wet out like I...

If you're only using the little square marks and not the barcode, you can cut a square out of white vinyl, like 10mm or so, with a 3mm square in the middle. Place that square over the reg mark.

We use Gerson tack cloths in our paint shop, so that's what I use when laminating and printing to clean the material. https://www.gersonco.com/product-category/tack-cloths/

I haven't printed a whole lot of white since then. I still never really got it to be a really bright white like I had hoped. I've mostly been using it for registration marks on dark materials, and it's worked pretty well for that.

One way to do it would be to use Winplot and the Summa plugin in illustrator. You can add crop marks to your art in illustrator and Winplot reads them. You can manually move those crop marks closer to your print, and save the cutpath out as a separate file. That's how I print/cut super close...

We have a 62 Pro D, and it's part of the "productivity package" or something like that, but can be purchased by itself too. It bolts on to the support bar behind the top roller. It's nothing special really, just 2 blade holders on a slide that you can position anywhere, and the blades snap...

our Seal has a trimmer option that we purchased afterwards and I installed it myself. It works pretty good, although I occasionally run into issues with any laminate overhanging sticking to the pull roller and getting wound up on that if I'm not paying attention.

That'd be nice, haven't found that setting though. If anyone with a summa knows what setting to change I'd appreciate it!

got off the phone with Airmark tech support, and no, there's not a way for it to take up while checking the size of material. That's a bit disappointing....how do people do long cuts on these?