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As an ex-photographer with some years of experience in the print & sign field i can tell you this - based on my personal experience i can tell you that the latex printers are good for decent canvasprints which you don't need to varnish. But do mind that the color gamut of an HP isn't the same as...

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To come back to my initial question: I bought a repaired S140t which has been repaired with an S2 motherboard and color display (i think this is the solution when one has a black and white display which needs to be replaced). My question is (should anyone with Summa tech roots know about this)...

Hi Phil, Its an S140 which has been repaired due to fading monochrome screen, as such the mainboard and display has been swapped out. So does that instantly upgrade it to an S2 then? Minimum width: ok thanks for pointing that out. I prefer to have two middle pinch rollers, just like on my D160...

aha so you can add extra pinch rollers to an S140T? Oh and for info i only now got a 140T (an S1 with the mainboard/color screen kit). Frank do you know if the lan port will work (it's not soldered onto the mainboard but it seems ready to be soldered on there)? Thanks all :-)

3M article 34567 (you'll never ever forget such an article number :-p), i simply love them for any print&sign work and use them also for cleanup of machines. Here's a link to the online info: https://www.3m.com/3M/en_LB/p/d/b40070774/ HTH T.

Anybody that has a service manual for the HP 560/570 series? Would love to have it before the SMK is due to do this myself. #TooSmallForServicecontractsForNow Thanks for any helpful info and thank you for this great forum.µ Greatz, T.

it's not so the ink, its the vinyl which get's heated which can smell awefully. One vinyl smells better than the other. Also heat could be an issue in such a thight space.

Maybe there's a way to change the fans rpm if that's the sound source? Put a resistor on the connection to slow it down, will lower the pitch. Maybe there's a way to lower the rpm in the firmware, no clue if Epson allows that. Another thought: put a small filter in front of the fans grid, maybe...

Yes that was the one :-) Thanks for your help Fred and unclebun.

Hi Fred, Now that looks really similar :-) Will give it a go in a sec. Thx!

Allmost the same but not 100%. Below is the original to find font, on top its capsuula. The R seems more rounded.

aha, excellent, seems indeed the same, will give that a go :-) Thx!

Hi All, I'm looking to identify the next font. Does this look familiar? Thanks for any help you great typofolks.

They just want you to replace your machine after 5 years i guess... I think that's the most used business model for a lot of manufacturers these days...

The 315 has a maximum rated power consumption of 2.6 Kw. A normal electrical extender takes a maximum of 3.5kw, so as long as you don’t connect too manu devices on this extender you’ll be fine. You can connect othe extenders to the same wallmount/electrical group as longs as you dont overpower...

Yes all but on paper, for that i've got my pigment Epson printer (but off course you could print those on the Latex too). I mostly do stickers and fleet decals but also print on banners and some wraps.

Yeah i dont need to heat the room where the hps are in the winter, thats my way of saving on the electric bill. Quite logical as most substrates heat at around 100-110°C. Luckily the electric cost per kw is going down again

sorry for the typos, smartphone post :-) And no im not affiliated nor work for HP (if they need a good tech/trainer/support english/french/dutch/german they now know where to find me:-p). I do love the technology and solution they offer with this latex technology. I bought an evo solvent in 2016...