HELP! Latex mesh banner issue

[pensacolasign]

I am trying to print 60" mesh banners using Key banner 60" mesh from grimco on my Latex 25500. I have been trying to use the HP mesh banner material profile and having no luck. Every time it spools up even if I give it a 10" leader it still is melting the release liner right of the back of the material and causing substrate jams. Anyone have any issues with this or have a fix before I start messing with the temperature settings. Of course, like every other time problems present themselves, I am under the gun. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Eric

 

[rushworks graphics]

if its melting the backing lower the temp.....don't have a latex printer but thats the first thing i'd do....

 

[Freese]

if its melting the backing lower the temp.....don't have a latex printer but thats the first thing i'd do....

Exactly.

Try lowering the dry/cure temp for the profile 2-3 degrees at a time.

 

[Jester1167]

Better try no heat or the liner will be a pain to get off the finished banner.

 

[HulkSmash]

I am trying to print 60" mesh banners using Key banner 60" mesh from grimco on my Latex 25500. I have been trying to use the HP mesh banner material profile and having no luck. Every time it spools up even if I give it a 10" leader it still is melting the release liner right of the back of the material and causing substrate jams. Anyone have any issues with this or have a fix before I start messing with the temperature settings. Of course, like every other time problems present themselves, I am under the gun. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Eric

Did some last week. Lower your temp to about 95 celc. on curing. Leave drying at about 55.

 

[63Comet]

Did some last week. Lower your temp to about 95 celc. on curing. Leave drying at about 55.

Digging up an old thread, but I had this problem this week, made this correction, Which worked great!

But I wanted to add that the lead edge needed fed out of the machine to keep the front from catching, that or run tape on the leading edge to keep it from separating.