HP FB750 Heavier coat of ink

[Joshua Barnes]

We're running on some plexi, and I was wondering if there is a way to run a heavier or double coat of ink on the HP FB750.

 

[Jordan]

What effect are you going for? If it’s opacity, you’ll need the white ink. If it’s backlit, there are backlit profiles from HP that should work.

However, you can bump up the ink levels in your rip software (if your rip allows you to do so). But the most effective way to do what you’re asking is to run the job twice on the same material. It’s not the easiest thing on hybrids, and you will definitely need adhesion promoter on plexi.

 

[Joshua Barnes]

What effect are you going for? If it’s opacity, you’ll need the white ink. If it’s backlit, there are backlit profiles from HP that should work.

However, you can bump up the ink levels in your rip software (if your rip allows you to do so). But the most effective way to do what you’re asking is to run the job twice on the same material. It’s not the easiest thing on hybrids, and you will definitely need adhesion promoter on plexi.

I'm using Onyx rip software. We're completely new to the program, so I'm wondering if anyone can show me how to alter the ink levels.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

If you use the Backlit profile it's essentially 2.5x the amount of the ink.

 

[Jason DeLuca]

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