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Why not make a large 6x10 foot jig and direct print them with a flatbed that has varnish and/or white ink. The distance from the head to the inlay can't be beyond 1mm so you would not get a huge amount of ink displacement. Send me some chips and I'll show you what I mean and take a video of them...

If I am not mistaken... everybody here was a newbie at some point... right? Good luck in your endeavors....

Mike - Would have thought you guys would have a Durst 900 or similar.

UV printers Sorry... I probably come off as a sales guy, but I own and operate a flatbed everyday. I USED to be a sales weenie in my past, but I was also a technical manager and a color management trainer, too. $50K - $500K is a little broad - don't ya think? If $500K is in your checkbook -...

Ooops... wrong file. Here is the better one...

Drive down to SGIA in New Orleans next month. Every flatbed/UV device you can imagine will be there and running live. I am attaching a question sheet I developed way back in my sales guy days. Hope this helps... SM

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C'mon - you can't ask that question without some parameters. Its like asking which is the best car, who is the best woman or what is the best beer. You have to establish some gating items that need to be met before you even ask this question. What is your budget? What is your physical floor...

How much experience would you like for the FLORA models? Worked with FLORA for 3 years when DuPont was in this market. FLORA made our 22UV model. FLORA is a good Chinese company that will build them as you design them. I am not entirely sure that you can buy a FLORA printer here in the US due...

Don't discount anybody's printer based on one shops reported downtime issues without fully knowing that shop's individual workflow and maintenance schedules.

My CET has 4 heads of white. I can switch over two of the heads to varnish and print and coat all inline in one print session. Depending on your lay down order - you could print 4/c, white and varnish all in one fell swoop. I have used my standard cure - hi-heat UV lamps to print to .005...

Ohhh... let me see on this. First off - A Rastek is definitely not a Vutek. If you think of Vutek as the Lexus of the wide format world - then the Rastek is the Scion line. Not that they don't have a place in the market - but there really is not much of a comparison to be made. On to CET - I...

Ummm... isn't it made by Epson... not HP?

Job Form... again Here is ours. This is the written version. The tabbable form with automatic job numbering is done in Filemaker. The grey boxes are the tabbed data holders.

What thickness of foamcore? If half inch - just measure off your space where the print will go and stick about 4 or 5 of the plastic push pin thumbtacks into the wall inside your hanging area and then center up your print and gently press down onto the top of the tacks and they will sit...

Yeah... send me a PM and I will reply

Yet, they don't print anything themselves. Its all done here in Charlotte and shipped back. Takes all kinds I guess...

Washing that can't be fun...

Try to remember that the truck will be sitting still more than it will be moving, so don't worry too much about what you can decifer at 70 mph, but it should be easier to read the text and make out the URL as stated several times.

You need the Human Eyes software to split the image correctly.