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That is exactly what I am looking for, Thanks!

Good MOrning all, I need some information on Die cutters ( not cutting tables ), it needs to be for production runs of taking 18"x24" coroplast precuts from a screen printing process, and cutting them down to a particular size ( ie in half or 16"x20", with limited contours if any. What do...

why would you go from the frying pan to the fire?...do you think anyone in China is gonna service your gear. Just saying there is alternatives, right her in your own back yard, you just have to get out of the cheap chinese mentality

Hey Bryce, What is your bread and butter market??

IMported by Shenzen Technology Co ( Refine Color) ikarsu is correct, heads ( epson XP 600) are not commercial, and I would throw caution regarding the printhead moisturizing system, I'm thinking this may be part of the instability of the heads as well as decreasing its true life expectancy of...

Here is our Crew getting ready for you to visit our booth and see what production flatbed printing and automation is all about. Actually Manufactured in the USA, the TruFire LTX2 by Digitech the most Productive true flatbed on the planet and can hit ANY level of Quality you will ever see with...

Like Andrew Said, Making a Jig is the most efficient way to do it as you can make multiple jibs and be filling one while the other is printing. one other suggestion and a little less effective is to full the bed with Butcher paper, print a st on it, cut them out and put thick double back...

Because the Digitec is the only one with the integrated offloading system, this is what the conveyors are working from. as for techs, yes, there are techs in Canada. IN Fact, the company that builds are frames is in Mississauga.

In Canada the Digitech is sold under the name RONIK, but I can help you

too funny.... we cant handle a TP shortage without the cops being called to Wallyworld..... this is some Apocolyptic stuff!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the ISA Show in Orlando next week. IF your there come by and say Hi so we can put a Face with the Members! We will ahve the TruCut system with Colex as well as the Canon Branded "Texas" by Digitech as well. Come see us!

the 1 micron accuracy is correct but that is X and Y axis for Dot placement and print quality, not front to back . and yes you are absolutely correct on the substrate size, typically all of one pallet of material like styrene, ultraboard, card stock will be consistent in cut size through the...

the Trufire series can certainly handle the dead nutz registration front to back. and specially on card stock. you should look into it. there are many on this forum who can validate this.

the ink reservoirs pull and recirculate back through portals in the bottom of both primary and secondary's ,the circulation doesn't stop at the secondary as it goes through the Kyocera Head itself. because the Kyocera Heads are crossflow heads, it pushes ink through the entire head and then...

go to globalgarage.com, talk to Mike ALtrueter, they can take care of this process for you

Surprisingly enough the head i the least of the problems with white, the biggest issues lie in how the white ink is handled though the system. The TruFire printer solves these problems you should look into it.

Specificaly regarding Coro, its never 48" x 96" there is always a slight deviation and the beginning sheet of each pallet needs to be accurately measured to do any level of front back registration. then the convex Bow on the Y becomes the Concave on the opposite side, so even if its a true...

A good Sales person can have a significant impact on building your business. Having said that as you can see by the above comments its not an easy task finding that right person. Apply the 80/20 rule here 80% of all "Sales" people can do two things very very well...1) write resumes, and 2)...