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We have had a similar issue using our new Latex 335. It WILL NOT print correct pantone colors. So, what we do to get around it is we print a pantone chart. The colors of the pantone chart will be different from the ones in your pantone book. But, you can look and correct your artwork to use...

Check with Signs2trade.com. Good quality... fast service. We have used them for years for banners we don't want to produce inhouse.

I used to own a computer store (back in the day when you purchased custom built--before Dell came out with the cheap ones--really tells my age).. ALWAYS buy more power than you think you'll need. It will last you for many years and you will not be sorry. I know it's hard to let go of the $$...

Falcon Outdoor

Did that, too.

That's what I thought, so I've cleaned round the heads using a sponge swab. Printing at 720 x 720. Tried 720 x 1440, same thing.

Two problems, I have some overspray and lines in print. What can you do about overspray? Also, lines between the print is driving me crazy. I've cleaned and cleaned and cleaned. Any suggestions?:cool:

I have a 46" machine Falcon Outdoor...we replaced the tfence ($150 ish at Sign Warehouse) and it fixed the problem. In the alternative you can remove it (be careful not to bend or crease it) and flip it over. It may buy you some time. I did have the same exact problem. Actually I was...

I have the same machine. I had the same same same exact problem for a long time. We replaced the clear strip at the top of the carriage (T-fence is what it is called, about $150 from sign warehouse). It fixed it completely. In the alternative, you can flip it over and reinstall it...may buy...

I've had something similar happen. Banner material was in a bind and not perfectly straight. I know this sounds simple, but that was my problem. It happened to me 3 times on a long banner. Very frustrating. Good luck. Next time I'll buy Roland.