Best UV Printers for Braille Signs

[victor bogdanov]

Ours is a tank. Only replaced minor parts if needed. Canon is a huge company, nothing like these Chinese import brands.

That's what I thought until my Colorado went down for 2 weeks. Huge company = no one cares. Good luck getting past the 1 800 number

 

[Pauly]

That's what I thought until my Colorado went down for 2 weeks. Huge company = no one cares. Good luck getting past the 1 800 number

I honestly wish you had the same experience as we do here.
I would not hesitate to buy a 2nd colorado or another arizona from canon here.

 

[AncientOne]

We tossed our DCS and spent some time in Vegas last week looking at the Mutoh Xpert Jet 661UF and are looking at adding it to our shop.

Have you had any luck with this printer? what are your thoughts on it?

 

[StarSign]

We've had the 661 now for a year and I really like it. Even though ADA is our bread and butter we do very little ADA signage (braille/raised) with it.

 

[White Haus]

We've had the 661 now for a year and I really like it. Even though ADA is our bread and butter we do very little ADA signage (braille/raised) with it.

Any specific reason(s) for that? Was it originally purchased with the intention of using it for ADA signs? What are you currently using to produce ADA signs instead?

(Sorry, trying to figure out how to get into the ADA sign market and always curious what other companies are using)

 

[AncientOne]

We've had the 661 now for a year and I really like it. Even though ADA is our bread and butter we do very little ADA signage (braille/raised) with it.

Yeah, I'm curious what you do use for tactile and braille.

 

[StarSign]

Time. If you're knocking out generic signs all day long print away. A good percentage of our signs a custom acrylic with rowmark and raster beads. Where I think the 661 really shines is in the creativity with awards and recognition.