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I agree what the other's have said about the laminate, and I would recommend the IJ35C over the IJ40R.

That was terrific, thanks for sharing!

HP Scitex FB700 We got an order for 420 24"x48" Single Sided Coroplast with easils on friday; began the job on monday, and finished it by the end of the work day today. We printed them at around 7 min per 4x8 sheet in express mode (104 4'x8' sheets total). Quality looked great! We even had...

I can confirm, Versaworks will not work with an SC540. I believe it has something to do with the fact that the SC540 has a different print head order, starting with black. ColorRIP or a 3rd Party Rip such as Onyx.

I'm shocked they didn't go all in on Harry Dick. :Big Laugh

Correct you should see the values increase as it moves from one end to the other. The 0010 indicates a scan motor error. Here is a link to the discussion on this error: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?53330-Service-Motor-Error-0080-and-0010 Here is a link to a comprehensive list...

This happened to our Roland SC540 and occurred more frequently over time. It turns out it was a bad ribbon/data cable. Ink and metal shavings got inside the protective Mylar and ate away at it.

I'm not sure what vinyl you used, but i'm wondering if the grey shifted in color because of the difference between the white point of the backer and the color of the wall. Some vinyls can have some transparency to them even if advertised as opaque. Also the lighting could have been different...

We also experienced problems with their 210 matte and glossy laminates. Apparently they started manufacturing the backer here in the united states a while back, and that's when the problem started occurring for us. I'm not sure if they're making it thinner or what, but supposedly they've...

Thanks for the heads up!

You are going to need to do a head alignment. Unfortunately the procedure to do this isn't in the regular manual. I don't have the service manual for this printer, but I do have one for the XJ740 so perhaps the process is similar. Below is a link to download it, just look at section 4-4 Head...

Another +1 for the HP FB700. We've been printing tons of everything and its great. The only issue we ran into was with static, but have since got it taken care of. EDIT: added to the poll

The reason why it's cutting the in the wrong spot is because what the OP is trying to cut is too thick for his printer. Please go read post #93, #95 and then finally #102. If I were the OP, I would try to convince clients to accept a thinner laminate, or buy an industrial cutter. The roland...

I think it's already been determined that what he's been trying to cut is too thick for his machine.

Here you go. I hope it works for you.

There are a few places that show the conversions online, here is one of them. http://www.kylesconverter.com/length/mil-to-millimeters

per brochure "Maximum 1.0 mm with liner, for printing Maximum 0.4 mm with liner and 0.22 mm without liner, for cutting" 0.22mm = 8.66 mil

I'm curious what cut settings you are using, and what blade type. 12mil is incredibly thick for cutting on a Roland VS-300i. I recommend that you slow your cutting speed to the slowest possible (5-10 cm/s) and slow your up-speed to match. If you run the cut again and this improves it, then...

'Brian' is Frank's middle name. :supersmilie:

Honestly, your price does sound high to me. Unless I'm missing something, this is around 6 sqft of vinyl and laminate (if digitally printed). Then factor in a countour cut/masking and install fee, and it seems like your price is kinda high. EDIT: Ah I missed that little tid bit.