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It comes in the same exact boxes as GF stuff (just with the different brand printed on it), the batch/core labels are exactly the same as GF and I've had few times when bulk briteline orders dropped shipped from GF facility. Most of briteline is GF no doubt

Totally in the hands of his credit card company. Its a coin toss. Submit you defense to your cc processor and hope for the best. Chargebacks are pretty common in Ecommerence and I'm about 50/50. Even signature delivery confirmation loses sometimes to "non delivery". The credit card companies...

Same I use 651 and no issues

Look at the image at 100% zoom, if it looks good it'll print good at 100% it'll print good. 72 dpi should be enough. I do murals at 100dpi but go to 72 sometimes if they're very large

If a chinese machine is 400k I bet a comparable European machine will be 4 million. Just pointing out to them how expensive it would be to try something like this even using low end equipment

check out the video in this listing for an idea of what a step in this process might look like https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Textile-Machinery-Qingdao-Hongda-Hot-Sale_1700000779704.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.42cf7849dgWzy2

Here are some coating machine examples I found. Chinese ones starting at $400,000.00 . Not including delivery or install/training This would be a very small part of the process going from raw cotton to printable canvas

To go from Raw cotton to printable canvas I would guess will take a couple of Million $USD investment at the very least. Might have to hire some expensive people that will know the process How much are you seriously looking to invest?

The manufacturing scale required for something like this to be competetive with other established manufacturers is likely high. Would probably have pump out tens if not hundreds of kilometers of canvas per day to be anywhere near China pricing

I leave mine in and use it on all media, not sure what kind of difference it makes since I haven't printed without it

What are you trying to accomplish by changing suppliers? Lower cost, better quality? What is wrong with the way you are sourcing the canvas now

No something else

The Epson Resin heads are not throwaway, the are piezoelectric just like the solvent ones and not thermal like HP. Supposed to last a couple years and that is what users are seeing. $700 user replaceable is a big plus

What material are you having the issue with? I only had one scuff error and it was due to a little edge tunnel on the media I didn't notice when loading

Just make the whole thing out of this

Get a Lefu for less than 1/2 the price delivered and more features https://www.hotlaminator.cn/

Ok I'll ask Canon about it. Ink lines have never been changed

I would run into an issue I would describe as ink starvation in production mode and matte speed on darker areas (when my heads didn't have any missing nozzles). Every 5 or so feet there would be half a pass that was just slightly lighter than the rest like not enough ink is getting to the heads...

I did slice my hand first time using the slitters :roflmao: . There are plenty of warning signs and the blades have an up/down position. I left one blade down and reached in without looking. Won't happen again, definitely learned and remember to look for the blades, I now triple check that the...

i recently did 6 mil vinyl laminated with 7 mil laminate, 150ft, was the fattest roll I've ever seen. Fit no problem in the Lefu but was close to the limit.