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I just wanted to see if anyone else has had any issues with their cyan banding on their Roland TRUVIS printer (see attachment). Mine did it when I first got it and I dealt with tech support from the company where I bought it and Roland for a long period of time and many visits from the tech...

Does anyone know of any wholesale awning manufacturers in Nebraska or the surrounding states? I used Milliken Distribution years ago, but I see they are no longer around. Any input would greatly be appreciated.

I need some help. I have a Roland SG540 and I am getting some banding in the cyan. All other colors are fine. I have dealt with banding before but never in just one color. I have manually cleaned it twice and have done numerous normal and medium cleanings. The nozzle test comes out good, yet I...

Does anyone know of a wholesale awning manufacturer they would recommend?

So I have a customer that has a sign that uses the V-3 sta tuff material. It is no longer manufactured and I can't find a replacement material. I was just wondering if anyone has figured out a slick way to retrofit a sign like this. The sign is so big if I use a flat piece of polycarbonate I am...

Does anybody know where you can get V-3 Sta Tuf material anymore? It is for an illuminated reader board. I have attached a picture of what I am talking about. It is the corrugated translucent material the sign face is made of. I hear nobody makes it anymore but I am hoping maybe there is a new...

So when I went to purchase my Roland TrueVIS SG540 I couldn't find any reviews on them. I have had it a year and I have had a ton of problems with mine, however since I had both heads replaced the problems have been on par with other Roland printers I have used. The thing with these you have to...

I am taking a minute to post a review on the Fletcher-Terry FSC Cutter so no one else is misled. So the FSC cuts soft materials great. However, if you are wanting to cut aluminum composite material don't waste your money on the aluminum composite cutting tool and wheels. When using that tool my...

I just wanted to take a minute and post my thoughts hoping someone would read this and not make the same mistake I did. I operated a Mimaki plotter at my old job. I struck out on my own and when purchasing my equipment I focused more on the company I wanted to work with versus the brand they...