Dust Covers

... simple if ya can't google it make it .... now ya got a pattern to sell them to others

 

If your place gets that dusty where you have the printer .... that quickly... I would sooner consider moving it. Even while you're using it it will get dusty and crap fall in/onto it if your conditions are that bad.

Anyway, just put a big piece of plastic over it or an 8' long of 2' wide bubble-wrap.

 

We use 2 big packing blankets to cover our SP-540v every night when we close.

 

I am really surprised that the mfgs don't send one along...seems kinda dumb to me that they don't...and that there doesn't seem to be anyone making them but I see a lot of people asking for them. SNAP, maybe someone needs to venture into this!

 

i have a jet air filter system that filters down to 3 microns going 24/7 and i never have dust issues unless i am grinding cottonwood bark .. so when i do that i use this vacuum deal i made from a dryer motor and squirrel cage with a catch bag ..

 

My Royal Sovereign laminator came with a cover but my 3X more expensive Mutoh ValueJet did not. We just bought a twin size sheet to cover it with. Cut out and applied a Mutoh graphic to it so it looks professional....kind of.

 

http://www.digitaldeckcovers.com/Other Custom Covers.htm

 

try a BBQ cover. its a hard one to find that large but they are out there. we just us a plastic sheet cut to size. or you can use a scrap on banner material.

 

We just use an old clean sheet cut to fit.

 

Made our own with canvas for awnings

Just cut patern on sides measure from rear low point you want to cover to front low point.
and bring it to local commercial sewing guru

Even customize it with lettering

Done

 

fuzz!
why letter it?
design the pattern then print it on some real light canvas, JM Mediatex sells some real light canvas that would work perfect, I believe its the Aqua material. Mock up the pattern with some cheap packaging paper and tape, then lay it out in adobe just like a wrap job. Don't forget to leave some overlap for the stitching. Sweet idea.

 

I'm with huffz on this...just use an old sheet..cut and hemmed...helps if the wife has a sewing machine.
I don't like plastic 'cause of the static electricity.
Cheers!
Ken

 

that got me thinkin' !! bbq covers!! pool covers. car and boat covers

 

Seems to me you might be talking about the plastic dust cover which covers the print area when you are in operation,. if so go to signsupplysupply.com and download catalog. they have them but are hard to come by. We recieved ours but took 4 weeks.

 

PAT Technologies makes them for there carbon filter systems too!
and no were talking a cover to cover entire printer when parked.

Tried the link you left for us but it doesnt work............signsupplysupply.com????????

 

We just use a sheet. Heavy thread count. Cheap but it works. Easy to fold to.

 

Plastic shower curtains for me. One on the Mutoh 38, and one on the Graphtec-75

 

i had to go a little further, little old lady and sewing machine, but i managed to embroider my logo