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You are definitely doing something wrong. I have Never had a head strike. I run multiple rolls of vinyl and magnet daily. I run two xr640 printers all day long and at the end of the day, I put another roll of vinyl on each one correctly and send 100 ft of printing through each one over night...

Check: Paper size and paper direction. Also Looks like you do not have enough gripper/feeder margin. Try running same paper with smaller image as a test.

Check your blade holder. Is it worn out?

You might be cutting to slow. Change to 25. Knife is dragging through instead of gliding.

I'm running five Graftec fc8600's and one fc9000, These machines are bullet proof.

I'm not a Doctor, but I'll take a look.

General Formulations Brushed Aluminum Vinyl

If you know someone, You're in. If not, it's a waste of time. Good Luck.

I do these all the time for real estate agents. I print on left over vinyl then apply to .040 styrene corner round then adhere a magnetic holder to the back. EASY $

Check your Heat Settings

Reinstall plotter. Open and recreate job. Then send cut job only. Happened to me once when deleting old cut files and I hit delete one time too many and deleted my cutter. OOPS!

Just reroll the material.

Download image, then copy & paste

It's impressove too. Especially when a supplier's sales person stops in and everything is running at the same time and I'm going from cutter to cutter and sending jobs to each of them and they say WTF. 1200 to 1500 linier feet of 54" vinyl weekly.

I'm running two Seiko W-64 and two Roland XR-640, followed up with seven Graftec cutters, five 8600's and a 9000. Graftecs are bullet proof. Like Precision said Most problems are lack of experience in the operator. One of my Roland's runs about 18 hours per day and has 15 jobs in holding so...

As Gino said Perforated Vinyl. 50/50, 60/40, 65/35, 70/30, 80/20.

I had a know it all person tell me that it was the memory of the laminate or the memory of the vinyl. Then I showed him the same graffixs printed and laminated 90 degrees and they curled the same. After trial and error found out I was using too much wetting agent.

UV Screen Printing on the clear arcylic is the way to go.

I currently use pc's to rip & print on the Seiko's and Roland's. On my sheet fed printing I use a 2002 emac not an imac. Had to purchase the programs (quark express, illustrator, photo shop) $1300 just for the quark Suite. Ten years later the programs stopped working (aged out, no longer...

This material is very forgiving because it's full of holes. It takes longer to install wet. Cut a couple of linear feet of material from the roll and practice on your front door/window or your cars back window. Post a photo of finished job.