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Are you using any 3rd party ink? That could definitely cause this issue....also cleaning the printheads or dampers with 70% IPA can do this.

Do your homework The ink is a LOT less expensive ...20 cents per ml Replacement parts...you mean printheads....I think that's a good thing that hey are cheap and plug and play....no more head strike worries and always perfect print quality. Prints last 3+ years outdoor without lamination Why...

This is not a freezing issue, it is a chemical compound issue. The formulation of the PVC is incorrect causing this brittle cracking and flaking issue. The plasticizers which must be added to make PVC flexible were either not mixed in the batch, or were skimped...causing this issue.

If this kind of virus "threat" bothers you, then you should really consider moving your production/work machines to Linux and MacOS. You will have a lot less to worry about in that regard.

Leverage your new found relationships with your sign supply dealers. They want you to be successful and will train you in almost every aspect of your sign business. They will not always be available or easy to get, but with a lot of squeaky wheel-ness you can get a wealth of knowledge out of...

Softrip, ok. Good to Know, Thanks Does it drive the internal spectro in the L25500 for recalibration?

I think they just don't like you

Didnt we talk about this yesterday....or was that the day before? :wink:

It's just two standard 220 connections, the temperatures are up there 200 F, but it doesnt have any impact on the standard materials I have printed on IJ180Cv3, MPI 1005, Backlit, Utraflex banner and no-name solvent glossy photo paper. What is "heavy electrical" don't you use laminators with 220?

I have worked with this machine for a while and can see no significant downside. User replaceable print-heads are a huge difference though. Having the same print quality (as it was when it was new) 5 years into the ownership of the printer is a big deal. Nice to not have to worry about waiting...

For a neat trick try to plot a 5% step cmyk ramps (read the data from all four ramps) into a program like Colorport and then export into Colorthink Pro. Have colorthink plot a 3d distribution and you can actually see the process eye4clr described.

Sounds like he is talking about ink restrictions and how to set them based on where each channel drops in luminance?

this is what I have heard also

I stand corrected "Falcon Outdoor JR." is the one I was calling out as bad. and since my brain can only process images and cannot get my facts straight... printer I was referring to attached

What thread does this refer to? Id like to know what kind of machine.

Ok, sure....they print just great. But why would an operator want to fight with a unit like that? Media lever assembled with pop rivets. Poor quality heater components, no usb support, not to mention a box full of broken spindle components i still have in my garage! Come on...it was a dog 5...

I have used the HP L25500 and it is all it is touted to be. Although the image quality is not as good as the Epson GS6000 (larger drop size) (both printers should yield band free printing) the long term reliability outlook for the new HP is better. The user replaceable printheads, no solvent...

Every case I have seen of this: 1. Ribbon Cable damage 2. Head Controller Board damage 3. Printhead damage one or more of these three (usually one) start troubleshooting by swapping parts to see if the problem follows.

I have very very big fingers and I manage fine with my iPhone....but I would love the bigger virtual keys on the iPad. If you used an iPhone every day you would be surprised how much of the email workload you take away from your desktop....Its not like you are using the keypad on a calculator...