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$13,575.00 is :banghead::doh: a good deal

I used to fight to keep print quality up on my solvent printers. It seems they would print well for a year and then it was a continuous battle. (cleaning, dampers, caps, wipers, pumps etc.) On the latex printer I really like the zero maintenance. I also don't have to deal with advance banding...

Sounds like the extra dwell at the first 12" is overheating the media and releasing plasticizers preventing curing. Lowering the overall temp by 10% at a time until you get a good result is a good way to test. Also try increasing the airflow.

Please post your passes, resolution, heater and airflow settings. One of us here may have already solved this.

Please post the particulars of passes and resolution. Please also post the settings for the heater zones and air flow settings.

I have new HP 9000/10000/Colorpainter 64 parts to get rid of if you are interested.

Yep, its called the HP L25500.

No, the electricity bill here did not have any significant impact on the price per square foot. The amount of ink I was saving in cleaning and wasted material for nozzle checks in solvent makes the biggest difference.

Set your rendering intent to saturation and bring in native RGB PDF's or EPS.

Well you are starting out by asking the right questions. The best thing to do is always be truthful with the customer. I try to print at no less than 150 ppi. Sometimes I come down to 72 ppi at full size. Notice I said "PPI" which is pixels per inch.

Didn't he tell you he would be arriving by Helicopter? From what I hear they are expensive to operate. :wink:

Any updates? Hope house and farm are high and dry.

I don't think there is an issue with 220 and 440 together in the same machine, there can be issues with 440 carts in some older Roland's that were designed to work with 220 carts.

Um......ok Maybe you should try some Kava...or Prune Juice.....definitely lay off the coffee. This guy seems to genuinely respond to our feedback and understands the need for training and the input of his peers. IMHO

Ask RandyA, he might gave an idea.

Part it out, but be honest about the condition of the parts.

um..... did I miss something here.....I have been drinking so... :help

Wrapper X you may have to lower your prices. How in the world are you going to compete against cheapvehiclewraps.com ?

Think of "Liquid Paper" correction fluid. The white particles have to achieve an immense density in order to be useful in digital printing, which equals more pigment (titanium) + larger, heavier pigment particles = clogging all the time. White and metallic ink = PITA