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Looks to be a composite> Bottom gloss black vinyl > Middle > Grey contour cut > Top > gloss over-laminate. Could also be a frosted.... really hard to tell from the photo. Sounds like a mess o' work

I have been using a Summa 160D for about 2 years. No problems. Good print cut registration system.

Ugh... you make unsupported claims about a product that you claim (by proxy in defending your dealer ("he's gotta be right cause hes not selling the printer") can "burn down a sign shop" go somewhere else and shout fire....how about a crowded theater? You sir are a fool of you think you can...

absolutely right.

Which showroom, what dealer? Some guy? My laminator has bitten and burned me on several occasions...(through no fault of its own) I'm not taking issue with either of you personally. (I'm not calling anything Prowraps said idiotic...just the "story" he heard from someone else) I just really...

As an owner of one of these machines you dont understand why this would concern me? Who was the dealer that told you this? I will call them right now and track this "story" down. I PM ed you to get your attention, not to piss you off.

PROWRAPS... normally I agree with most of your posts BUT.... This is the most idotic propaganda I have ever heard. My laminator is more dangerous than the latex printer. I run this printer day and night! Repeating this kind of malarky is a disservice to others that are seriously considering...

Print in one direction only... this will help determine if it is alignment issues.

Untrue. The latex machines print on ALL of 3M, Oracal, Avery, Mactac, Ultaraflex products. I have not found one exception in the materials I have requested...in fact I have found I can print on a wider variety of materials than I could with solvent. Also head alignment is automatic, with no...

Hmmm, may be worth a trip to see this (its amazing how I can always justify a trip to Vegas)

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ther have been PS lite apps out for sometime....I even ran a version of PS wacom Cintiq tablet.....a REAL PITA! Not something for professionals.....although some will try!

Any of those printers will work great for the first couple of years with little maintenance , just like cars...if you drive'em hard and don't take care of them they will eventually brake down.

Well in my opinion, if you are running that much the Latex is the way to go, here's why: 1.If you print with a solvent printer you should wait at least 8 hours or more for out gassing so the solvent doesn't creep on the edge of your prints deactivating the adhesive on the edges. The HP latex...

The funny thing is Artbot, I don't disagree with you. I can keep my JV3 humming, but when you have to keep up with five printers...cleaning the solvents can be a chore. To be fair my JV3 has the car equivalent of 250,000 miles! (so its a bit more of a bear than most) I wish that Mimaki had...

IF you like replacing heads/dampers/caps its an absolute hoot! I am retired from the service tech biz...didnt want to babysit my own Jv3 any longer... so send me an offer on my JV3 160 if you love them so much....or you just need spare parts.

You might want to reconsider the SEPIAX ink. http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67616&highlight=SEPIAX The tech in this thread emailed me with his install experiences. Clogged printheads and temp issues all around. Maybe the GraphicsOne machine is better, but go in with all of your...

You haven't met my old busted JV3

how much sqft per day ate you planning to run through the machine, or how many hours per day do you plan to print on your machine? How much room do you have? How critical is color accuracy to your day to day customers?

Yeah, it certainly takes a bit of measuring on a test print from the service menu to get it just right. I can dig up the service manual if you cant get a tech out there.