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Can anyone help me out with this one please?

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Can someone ID this one for me? Thanks!

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Has anyone seen this script out there? I can't seem to figure out what it is. Thanks in advance!

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Fred, you are the man! Thank you so much.

This one is probably something basic, that always seems to be the case. Thanks for the assistance! It's much appreciated.

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I really wish I had that answer for you. I'm not doing anything special here with ours, we aren't churning out phone cases or pens here either, but we do use it for multiple sheets of corrugated plastic, dibond, acrylic, and PVC without fail & running really standard Versaworks profiles with...

I was told by our Roland dealer that there was the potential for the reflection of the lamp to come back and ruin the lamps. I didn't want to risk it. I tried metallic through our solvent printer and the ink just seems to spread. Any thoughts?

Anyone had any luck UV printing on metallic vinyl? I was warned when our UV printer got installed to not print on chrome or mirrors as it could ruin the lamps, but what about metallic vinyl?

Oh yea. Working on some acrylic right now, second surface prints, then overlay with white ink.

To save yourself some $$$, you could swap your white and clear cartridges for cleaning cartridges if you don't forsee yourself using them in the near or distant future. If you decide to use them again, you would need to do a few powerful cleanings to get the ink back through the line, but it...

The auto clean function puts minimal ink through the lines to keep everything from drying up. Maybe you're not firing the heads regularly enough? Thats the only thing I can think of, if there is some minimal drying in the ink lines, that could affect the banding. We use ours very literally every...

Yea that slows it way down because Verswaorks is assuming you're putting a layer of white down first, then printing over the top of that. Just throwing the obvious out there, have you tried the regular CMYK, and just slowing the heads down? UV lamps, print heads and wipers are all clean?

I haven't dealt with much in the way of actual Roland techs who only work for Roland, but our Roland dealers/techs have been very good through the years. We have the flatbed and an XR-640, before that the XC-540 with good results with all machines, and our techs are a big part of that success...