Are there any small solvent machines?

[Bogie]

Have an idea around something I'd like to do, but I'd basically just be running 15" material at the most. Any smaller systems?

 

[iSign]

just get a 30"...

just a guess here, but a 15" couldn't possibly save more then a few hundred bucks in materials, and with the limitation it presents almost nobody would buy it, making it far more expensive to produce.

 

[Gino]

Badger, Binks and Paasche to name a few.

 

[Jackpine]

There are many suppliers that will slit material to the size you need or are you wanting a 15" printer?

Have an idea around something I'd like to do, but I'd basically just be running 15" material at the most. Any smaller systems?

 

[Charlie J]

you sure got a lotta ideas huh bogie?

 

[Bogie]

Was figuring smaller would be better - it'll need to fit into a relatively small mobile space. Actually 12-13" would be wide enough, about the size of an Epson 1280, but I suspect that the ink would kill one of those in fairly short order.

 

[rcook99]

Bogie, Is there any way you can print your products in house and then take them with you, or are these all one off prints as people purchase them?

 

[OldPaint]

some 24" ones out there..............

 

[threeputt]

Badger, Binks and Paasche to name a few.

Wise ass.

 

[Bogie]

Actually, thinking of a small and somewhat mobile print-on-demand system.

 

[schurms]

I would think it doesn't get any cheaper than a mutoh jr. I bought one on ebay, and after the rebuild it was about $4000. You've got one already maybe you should have two.