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I hope this works. This is the very same error that ended our machines life. There were so many possibilities that the parts list soared to over $10k with no guaranty that those would fix the problem. We lost a board but they weren't sure what caused it. Mimaki suggested throwing the kitchen...

It seems like the center is not the center of the paper but the center of the print area determined by the loading.

We always avoid print/cut and cut all our boards to size when doing rigid materials like gator. We have the JFX200-2513 using LUS-150 inks and PR200 primer.

Late to the party but try LexJets Print n Stick. They have it available in solvent and aqueous. We switched over from PhotoTex due to too many batch issues and we found it to be smoother with more vibrant color.

We have a JFX200 as well. The LH-100 is a HARD ink which is probably why they chip easily. We use the LUS-150 inks which are a more flexible ink and is designed to prevent post curing cracking..

You might want to try a primer if your machine is equipped.

LZW is lossless.

Print on Glass Apeel with a white layer.

I print glass signs for our DOT and we had some adhesion issues in the beginning. Eventually we switched to Mimaki's new PR-200 primer (100%) and used edge tape to seal. These have frames and are placed outside. Since then we haven't and any further problems. We are also using a JFX-200.

We had the same issue with our JFX-200 and soaked and soaked for days and ended up having to replace the printhead.

As long as the size is below 48x96 I use my Mimaki JFX2500. We've used it to make box mockups and 2-sided banners and easily get within 1/16 all around.

Etchmark Film has worked for me in the past. We use it for both etched glass look and diffuse coverage with graphics.

Cab Signs. Brooklyn,NY

I do cut vinyl letters for museums and art shows and they prefer it so as not to create a boxy feel to the show. I've had some have us match the paint on the wall in order to cut down on the cost of the installation. This can vary based on the money raised for each individual exhibit.

My boss creates the same problem for me. It happens when he wants to respond to the client and forward me the graphics. I see the name of the file but not the file since it doesn't travel with the response.

As far as the ink not adhering it looks like a primer problem. Are you using a primer?

They usually make the check out for more than what is due and then ask you to refund them. By the time you figure out that their check is fake they have cashed yours.

Durabanner DS by Quality Media is a non-curl dimensionally stable 12 oz material.

We found the sticks on ebay and they are very inexpensive. https://www.ebay.com/itm/300pcs-Cleaning-Swabs-Swab-Sponge-Stick-For-Solvent-Format-Inkjet-Printer-Roland/332152472276

Do a Custody Wash and turn the machine off when it starts. We had problems with our primer and the tech had us do that. It didn't solve our problem because the head was defective but he says that's what you should try with stubborn nozzles.