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weird. Same head as me. Sorry i dont have much in the way of help on that front. ive always left it up to the techs to do printhead stuff. i just find it curious that i had the same issue. if you did need to print you could potentially turn off the LC and LM headconfig in the rip and go 4 color...

weird question but i had that exact same issue. were these the heads that were installed with the printer??

Seal's stuff is top notch but probably the outrageously expensive one your talking about. Some sort of PCTFE coating on the lam that pretty much makes it an infinite dry erase board and super easily removable with just about anything.

Yeah youre looking at 3-5 shots *if* it stays unprinted side down in terms of real durability. Even the screened on ones for games only last minutes before getting scuffed. As a shelf piece or a desk piece, they should be fine.

i usually reccomend nazdar in this situation. theyve been great in my roland.

came here to ask this same question

seal has an anti graffiti lam that is solid that we used in the past. very expensive though.

try a z46 blade SUPER slow. vaccum jacked. how big are those pieces. you may also want to consider layering the cut. edit: my operator also suggested z10 in layers. score layer, then cut layer.

yeahh. so was i for a while. thought we got like a bad batch of heads. 4 replacements later in a month, im highly doubting that. ill keep an eye on the thread and my other operator who runs that machine now. ill get back to you at some point. these issues look similar to ours out of caution...

are you coming up on smk 3 at all? we're having a similar problem with yellow. we just hit the threshold for it and im wondering if its related.

came here to say this. have had great success with new life's mag material. the multilayer mag sandwich (cant remember exact product name) and their spider mat are sick stuff to work with that ive had good success with on our 560.

the only thing i can think of that ***might*** work is something like asphalt art or ruff wrap from mactac. but even then, that surface may be a little to extreme. good luck in your search.

Walk away from all fabric on latex unless its canvas and even then some brands are iffier than others. Trust me. Think why they rushed out the stitch line so quickly after the the big latex on fabric push.

fed ex's model of having contractors handling ground packages seems to be the main issue. but since this thing started theyve been at least 5 to 10 days behind on all packages going ground. express seems to be right on sched. ups, depending on the shipping also seems behind 3 to 8 days atm. for...

its condensate. glycol i belive. its ruined a few of mine as well when we were still using latex for backlit

Anyone else just get flooded with emails in the last hour? Bummer though. Was looking forward to Florida for my birthday :(

dude that is a good point. now with something designed to reduce print issues due to low quality plastics, why wouldnt you as a business, go cheaper to make more money. as s****y as that is, that would make sense. the roller does work to a degree though. i had to run samples for a customer on...

on my xf640, we had an issue like that and it ended up being encoder issues. something to look at.

agreed on that. sihl makes some great wet strength stuff that should be what you need.

thanks for the luck! i might end up doing that. need one rotation haha. i just wanted to see if anyone had any idea short of muscling it around. didnt want to force the motor if i didnt have to. that will be my next move though! thanks man!