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I agree with the Daige....Not because I sell them, I sell other brands...but In my own shop, I use a daige. I tell people all the time it is the most cost efficient simple cold laminator out there. Instead of setting it up as a laminator, I hinge the laminate to the print, then I can immediately...

I was just typing the same thing...thought I was just techtarded this morning.

I have one at Hyatt's... Edge2 7973 minutes very clean, no blown pixels

Got to go - If it were a larger machine I would suggest doing a total alignment to see if it is a slant issue. But the 1204 is hard mounted. Has there been damage? Otherwise I cant imaging this being the problem. Banding is usually a feed issue if your nozzles are all firing. Clean that PF...

Sprocket plotters There are other things to try I am sure that have been addressed..Pre unroll the media, try other rolls, flip the file to see if the problem is the same.blah blah blah.... Check the play in the collar is good advice though....it happens. This is a common problem also...

Are you hooked up via com port or usb? if USB - Which adapter ? and...what version of windows? I get these calls all day long, we can get your running.

also consider swapping the print head data cable...since you have a spare for parts. added - aaah, just saw Browners post!

The wave pattern is found in a lot of machines now to hide imperfections..Banding is adjusted with the print feed based on the thickness of the material you are using. I show people how to do it when installing the printer, and tell them I am sure they will call me the first time they need o do...

Now my curiosity is getting me searching. There is another forum that was talking about this with a US Cutter.... It seems that there was a way to print and cut without a plugin. I am sure with a little more research you could find a way. FYI...the VC-1800 will also work with GCC Jaguar drivers...

Depending on what version of Corel... I've never actually used CoCut, but It had issues with Corel x6...no idea if its better with 7. But it sounds like the best solution if you want to design in Corel and lose Flexi. Otherwise, design in Flexi and use Photoshop or Corel for certain jobs that...

Yes, a friend of mine bought one of our old take op reels off of a trade in and used it on the back of his laminator stand. Then you can take your print off the front of the printer and let it feed through the laminator and winds as it comes out. Then it is reversed so you can put it on the back...

I had this happen on a MUTOH 1614 last week...pretty similar printer. I ended up ordering him a head...fixed the problem. He changed the dampers, maintenance station, he was buying cleaning cartridges and ink, cleaning cartridges and ink, cleaning cartridges and ink ....Flushed the system...

ok, Inkjet....Convex makes a good one... PitBull MX, good for low surface energy plastic....like Pelican Cases.

One of my municipalities uses that 3M film over the reflective for tinting...That' what I'd bet on!

printing with a Edge...PermaGrip and the right application of heat and patience... 3M makes some pretty aggressive adhesives. Theres a poly label stock but they also have a cast permagrip. Convex makes some aggressive Grip too... what are you printing with?

Heads a touchy to 'fix' Too much psi and your blow it. On some printers if you try to run a bad head it can damage a board, pop a fuse... I would just keep the lines from drying and wait for the new head.

It is a good plotter...even if you buy somewhere else. lol

Mags I had this issue with metallic colored vehicles... I thought it was reacting with the metallic particles in the paint. It was after the customer left them on a year.. But then it buffed out, We think it was a dulling of the wax or clearcoat caused by the vibration of the vehicle and the...