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Yes, we've heard that 2 mag manufacturers here in US has shutdown. Our normal supplier is at 25% capacity in their vietnamese factory due to Covid.

2 Mimaki JV33-160sp (60in) solvent printers. One was bought new 5 yrs ago. The other was bought used 3 years ago and was barely used and was like new when we bought it. The printers are used daily, and receive regular maintenance with a quarterly visit with a technician. One has a new printhead...

We had a similar issue with Triangle's black ink. We simply swapped out with the OEM black cartridge and it cleared the nozzles up. Perhaps try Mimaki Cyan and keep running the jet k,y,m. We ran OEM Black, and Triangle CYM for about 3 years until we fully switched to OEM.

Was just up in Baltimore for the 4th. Had plenty of crabs, crab cakes, and pit beef. Beaver Dam got rained out though on the 4th.

We used to use a 96 tooth blade with our chop saw, but found an 8 tooth hardy board blade works much better and gives a cleaner cut.

Email the factory directly and ask them. I'd also start by searching local dealers so you have someone close for repairs.

We bought a US Tech laminator from a local distributor which is made in China. We've had to replace a couple of fuses and the speed dial. Parts came fast and distributor was able to install. Reach out and see if they have a US dealer, or mechanic. Otherwise you'll be on the phone trying to...

I couldn't figure out how he was going to get the braces and frame off. But I need to make a slab soon and was excited to use the floor leveling trick. Keep in mind other than fencing posts, I haven't worked with concrete.

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You may want to test whichever material you plan on using. Some materials have been known to cause ghosting on the finish of the stainless: https://signs101.com/threads/ghosting-on-stainless.146837/

Not sure about Roland Brand, but we used to use aftermarket captops for our Mimaki but found we were replacing them way too often compared to OEM. So we now stick with OEM. However, we do use aftermarket dampers and haven't had any issues (knocking on wood as I type this).

We found our insurance through PIAG (Printing and Imaging Association of Georgia. There is a Florida affiliate, Florida Graphics Alliance. If they provide similar services to PIAG, they should be able to help you find an insurance provider that can cover all of your needs...

LexJet has a pretty compelling offer right now on their HPs. Give them a call.

We have a Micro-Suction PET film that is similar to Glass APeel but at a better price ($275 for a 54" x 164' roll). It holds up well in rain and stayed on our vehicles in 70+ mph traffic until my associate put her car through a brush car wash...

Generally it's 2 weeks off so all of the workers in the cities can return to the country side to visit their families. Everything begins to back up in early January as everyone is trying to get their orders out before they shut down, and then a few weeks after to get ramped up and caught back up.

We have never tested this for up to a year on our vehicles. However, we have had this on our cars for 3 months here in Atlanta where I consistently go 70+ (don't tell my wife). They stayed on in multiple rainstorms. Mine didn't come off until I took it off. However, my associate took their...

We have a Micro-Suction PET film that would be perfect for your project. It is available in matte white and clear and is latex and solvent compatible. As long as the surface is smooth, this stuff will stick perfectly and stay on the surface until you peel it off. When you do peel it off, it will...

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I doubt they're gonna take it

It sure will. We've had some on our cars here in Atlanta for months. PM or email me your info and I'll get it out.