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good to know thanks

not sure if they have what you are looking for or not but they are definitely an EFI dealer. we have bought two EFI printers from them and get our ink through them. you can reach out to my contact if you want or just call them and ask who ever answers i would say you are not wasting their time...

we get our EFI ink from Nazdar Michael Robinson mrobinson@nazdar.com reach out to mike, tell him Pete from product identification referred you. if he can't help you i am sure he can point you in the right direction

we have two clam shell die cutters and we bend/make steel rule dies. good for cutting coro for sure. we also have a router and probably use that more often to cut coro. depends on the quantity. lower qty goes on the router and higher qty we will die cut. the guillotine cutter i find will damage...

try nazdar or tyrrell tech both are roland dealers with multiple locations

you should shake your white ink everyday. the more white sits unused in any printer it shortens it's life span. also like signheremd said you should print a white bar or box from time to time to keep everything flowing properly. not saying i do this everyday but we are pretty regimented that it...

I THINK THERE ARE BRACKETS MOUNTED TO THE WOOD SLATS THAT THE SIGN IS BOLTED TO, SEE BOLT ON BOTTOM SHOULD BE SIMILAR BOLTS ON TOP. ROMOVE THOSE AND SIGN SHOULD COME OFF THEN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE ALL THE GUTS FROM THE BACK

when we quote the job we will include a pretty good description of process and materials that usually avoids the questions. we are a decent size shop so don't usually get asked if we do everything in house but we have on occasion had to tell a customer that job was farmed out but can't say we...

i know even when you use specific UL rated floor laminate or vinyl it can still be slippery especially when it gets wet and you will have boxers sweating all over the vinyl and slipping so might want to pass on them or maybe you can have them sign some sort of waiver making you non-liable for...

i never used it in the field but i have heard good things about the orabond 1395 i tried it out with 2 pieces of aluminum and it stuck pretty good

first it takes like double or triple the tape that the paper liner takes to attach to the take up real. then once it gets started it's usually ok but i have had occasions like you just did where i had to keep turning the take up real by hand to get through the job. plain English it sucks...haha...

thanks i will pass your info to my boss

our company started as a small silk screen company of nameplates, overlays and labels/decals, established in 1964. we have grown in to a larger silk screen, flexo, die cutting/routing , laser cutting/ marking, digital printing and sign company. my boss is looking to grow again. looking in to a...

we have an spj-330 with a bulk ink system. when the inks on that expire it won't print. (stupid and a pain in the ass) so you can replace the chip and keep using the older ink and just swap out the cart/ / bag when it's done. not sure if it's the same for your machine but i am not a fan...

we recently got a roland LG which is 64 " print cut but they do have a 30" model and even though it's 30" max you can use smaller width material. we had a little hiccup when we got it due to some ink issues but i believe they got it all worked out. print quality is good and the cut option makes...

yeah if you are doing that type of volume i would say look in to a cutter as well. lining up the blanks on the bed, removing them will be a lot of time. print a full sheet and then cut it, less labor and as Gino said babysitting the machine to make sure you don't have printing issues

this is common for us so we keep a couple in stock. general formulations, wallmark and mactac, roodle . not saying they are the best just that they work for us. pretty much every brand will offer a version of what you are looking for. might want to ask your vendor or contact the brand for some...

based on the size you will need to build a frame to attach the acm panels to. we use 1" tubing. ( like gino said) you can set it up in the area and attach to the building in the mortar joints then mount your panels to the frame. you can make or buy some small L brackets to mount the frame to the...

we have a few customers we do this for. we do it for banners and coro signs. we just make cover up decals and they get like 3-5 years out of them depending on how well they take care of them (some have gotten as much as 7-10yrs) but banners and coro signs are temporary so if they get 3 years out...

am i too late to sign up for the vinyl nazi's ? :doh: :roflmao: