Avery Strike.....AGAIN

[2B]

Luckily this was not installed before the issue was noticed...... as it only took the vinyl 4 hrs to reach this state



That is a handle to an Exacto knife for reference.......

and yes there was a 1/8" no-bleed area

Material is MPI 2120

 

[a77]

that is scary!

 

[MikePro]

calendared overlaminates will do that if you have your tension set high, especially with a laminator that has heat-assist.

 

[2B]

it shrank back from the cut line in the image, didn't measure how much used the exacto handle as a reference

The imprint had a 1/8" "no bleed" from the print edge to the cut line to stop it from curling.

printed Roland OEM Eco-Sol - speed ink coverage.

This is non-laminated

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Wow that's not good. Did you get a lot of saturation with that red color?

 

[2B]

Wow that's not good. Did you get a lot of saturation with that red color?

The design called for mostly red but the saturation was set to minimal coverage, high speed

 

[fresh]

Did you cut immediately after printing? Is it laminated?

The ink needs time to cure, and if you cut any vinyl before the ink has dried, the material will curl.

We use Avery all the time, and LOVE it.