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I'm sorry, but this design break all the rules in this trade: a/ Artistically.. Curvy letters and capital should not mixed together. The design does not have any contrast. If you just change any line of text to white it would look better. A mix of upper and lower case without a good reason...

That's because your printer using solvent ink..I believe. I don't know if latex ink will effect the vinyl, but UV printing is definitely not.

I put a fan and a radiant heat dish in front of the take-up roll to dry it up.

If time is not an issue.. you can extend the life of #1 printer printheads by double the printing passes (16 passes? if possible). You will see the quality would match #2 printer..

...and this is the little device they use to do it..

Thank you everyone for your help..I found out that we can't do it as it is exclusively service from a few authorized company.. You need a special hardware to mount the gtraphic on the rail and wrap it.. BIG EASY DOES IT is right..it need to apply to the moving rubber rail as seen on this...

Hello members.. I have a special request from customer to produce a temporary graphics to stick on the escalator handrails. I've never do this before and do not know what kind of material to use and who is the suppliers in North America. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks Kent.

We used to have Armstrong EHF-2, EHU-6000 series Humidifier that hook up directly to water line.. http://www.ontimemall.com/manuals/armstrong-ehu600-series-owners-manual.pdf

It's simply not working. I still have ghost print when using this static rubber band. Using alcohol won't work either as it will leave a wipe marks on substrate... However I now have a perfect working solution for this problem. It is going to cost you a little but it worth every cents.. I used...

We had this product long ago.. It does NOT work as good you think...sorry to point it out but someday the problem will come back and you will pull out your hair again ..as it happened to us.

Why do you need blockout banner material for? Same principle... To be able to print different image on each side of material without seeing the ghost image on the other side when viewing against a strong light source.

Ofcourse it will cost you more to print without liner.. we do mostly custom work therefore extra cost will be included. Here is the trick... use double sided mounting film to hold the mesh from bulging up...this will last for a few prints until it fully covered by ink and not sticking anymore...

Yes it is normal.. specially when it is fresh off from printer. UV ink will continue and take time to cure completely.

Yes it can be done and it even can be printed double sided on mesh.

There are ink specific designed for those applications.. Not all ink are equal.

It is only for hobbyists.. no good for commercial stuff. The bed is small, the arm is weak ..and you have to provide your own motor (spindle). Basicaly it is so so for..everything but no good for a specific task. My 2 cents.

Our local Grimco.

We have a complain on the opacity of supposingly block out vinyl from 3M.. so we check our stock and quite surprise that all the IJ35-20 and IJ35-10 have a very fainted beige adhesive coating (almost white) compare to the old stock... So check it out for yourself and avoid the headaches...

I don't think it is accuracy to label a product just base on one particular instance.. Just like every car company does have a few lemon ones.. In general I think OCE line of printer is very good as they are the most bought in the market (your friend bought 3?). Hardware wise I like the printer...

It may be the bad media..Did you try to print on different material? This happen to me a few time on the same (manufacture) media but different batch