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I think our industry can be slow to adopt new technologies, especially when you are essentially putting all of your eggs in HP's basket. I haven't found a real downside yet. I am paying less for ink than I did running 3rd party in a HP 9000. (primarily from waste ink savings) I dont have the...

I find the l25500 has the same alcohol resistance as the epson gs inks. The scratch resistance is much better than eco sol inks. Its nice to pull prints off of this machine and not have the faces stick together. You give and take a little with any ink, but I am really happy since I purchased...

On the wallpaper I notice a slight rub off when the wallpaper is wet and I am wiping hard, but its nowhere near enough to smear the image. I have used both of these products from HP on the L25500 now and have had no problems. Currently running Onyx X10. Could be the curing settings in the RIP...

:banghead::frustrated::covereyes: If you must do this use Contec lint free polywipes or similar. The alcohol saturated fibers from paper towel lint will damage and clog printheads. Also anything less than 99% IPA will can cause damage to printheads when the water mixes with ink and the...

Educate yourself fully on Giclee and fine art reproduction. There are many more questions you need to ask first. http://www.breathingcolor.com/wordpress/ While this is a good source of info they are also a media manufacturer.

I have done this with a flag material and with a mesh banner (removable liner). The issue seems to be allowing the water to permeate the graphic and not allowing air bubbles to be trapped.

Be a ware that most aqueous inkjet media comes on 2" cores. Most solvent media comes on 3" cores.

Problem with my sentences I have not.

You may be able to get away with the add remain feature.

"50" X 60' TYVEK INKJET ROLL 2" Core" 2" core is usually a good indication you are dealing with an aqueous not solvent media.

I will take it on at a fair rate.

Use only Tyvek coated for solvent printers. Make sure you don't order the stuff for UV/Screen print or aqueous.

Yeah, that is what I was thinking. Still very interesting, thanks Bigdawg

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SSD Array and Cloud storage for non image data.

I would not throw any more money at this. My advice is to search the forums for the most reliable replacement at a reasonable cost. Good Luck

Post a pic of your nozzle test, that will best determine what to do next.

Funny, I just did this. I found some executive office desks with the glass i needed from a surplus office furniture store $100 each. The glass looks to be smoked and tempered 1/2" weighs 150 lbs per piece. The glass works beautifully and cleans up so nice at the end of the day.

If the solvent is not draining then you could have a clog in the cap/pump/drain tubing. If you have the ability disassemble and check this. Sometimes it can be cleared with a syringe of acetone. (please wear eye protection). If you don't understand this contact a service technician.

Contact your reseller now. If they value you as a customer they may go to bat for you.